Week 15 at Houston
Three targets last week added up to just one catch for 17 yards last week in yet another disappointing outing. Robinson's best game of the season came in Week 10 against Houston when he had a 9-107-1 line. That gives some hope, but not much. Robinson has just nine catches in the four games since that meeting with the Texans. And Houston has allowed just two WR touchdowns at home this season. Part of Robinson's value is his ability to score and seeing that the Texans don't allow wideouts to score at home, Robinson is a low-end No. 3 receiver or flex play.
Week 14 vs. Minnesota
So much for Robinson pulling out of a season-long funk. He looked to be doing so before Week 11, but had just three catches for 31 yards last week, giving him eight receptions over the past three games. That's not WR1 stuff. That's not even WR2 stuff. It won't be any easier this week against the Vikings, who have allowed just nine WR touchdowns all season. Robinson figures to see a lot of Xavier Rhodes, which will minimize his impact.
Week 13 vs. Denver
Robinson had just two catches for 24 yards last week and, given that he did not score, turned in a total dog game once again this season. Robinson has just five catches for 42 yards in the past two weeks as Jacksonville's passing game has taken another big step back. Playing a healthy Denver pass defense won't help that. Use Robinson as a No. 3 fantasy receiver and hope he gets into the end zone.
Week 12 at Buffalo
Robinson had just three receptions for 18 yards last week but did score a touchdown for the third week in a row. You'd like to see more consistency out of Robinson in terms of catches and yards, but the recent touchdown rate makes him attractive. Buffalo has given up eight WR touchdowns this season, including six in the past five games. Robinson isn't the sure-fire No. 1 receiver most drafted him as this season, but he's a solid No. 2 option that has upside potential.
Week 11 at Detroit
Robinson is starting to heat up just in time, posting a 9-107-1 line last week, increasing his season-highs in catches and yardage while scoring for the second week in a row. He also caught nine of 13 targets, which also is a positive sign for a guy who had been at less that 50 percent in his catch rate this season. Now that's he's getting hot, feel free to start Robinson, especially in this matchup against Detroit. He should be a low-end No. 1 WR or high-end No. 2 this week.
Week 10 vs. Houston
Robinson is starting to show some signs of life. He matched his season high with seven receptions last week and had a season-high 76 yards and a score. He's still averaging double digits for the season on targets, so the potential is always there for a big game. But he has had issues connecting consistently with Blake Bortles. Houston has allowed just four touchdowns to opposing receivers this season, so it figures to be tough sledding this week. Use Robinson has a No. 2 receiver and hope he and Bortles get on the same page.
Week 9 at Kansas City
Robinson matched his season-high with 15 targets last week, but he managed just six catches for 70 yards while also failing to score. The Jaguars passing game is a mess right now. Perhaps a change in offensive coordinators will help, but in the meantime, keep using Robinson as a No. 2 WR in fantasy and hope the Jaguars get something going. The Chiefs have given up eight TDs to receivers in their past four games.
Week 8 at Tennessee
What looked to be a juicy matchup against Oakland last week turned into a season-low two-catch, 9-yard effort for Robinson. That's just plain ugly, but he did get eight targets in the game so the poor game wasn't for lack of trying.
Tennessee has allowed at least 14 WR receptions in five of its seven games and at least 168 yards to the position in five of seven games as well. You've got to roll with Robinson because of his upside potential, but he's clearly not a WR1 start any longer.
Week 7 vs. Oakland
Robinson's struggles continued last week with three receptions for 49 yards. That puts him at four games this season with 57 or fewer yards this season and three of five games with five or fewer receptions. He has scored three times, but those scores came in two games. Oakland's defense could be what the doctor ordered, however, as the Raiders had allowed seven WR touchdowns this season and have four of six games with 191 or more yards to the position. If Robinson's going to break out, this is a good time for it.
Week 6 at Chicago
Robinson isn't producing as a No. 1 receiver just yet, but he does have three TDs in the past two games after failing to score in the first two weeks. Maybe the Jags got the kinks worked out in their bye week. He does have 17 red zone targets through four games, which is very solid. Chicago gave up 17 catches for 250 yards and a score last week to Indianapolis' receivers and Robinson is a better target than anyone the Colts currently have. He's a solid start as a high-end No. 2 receiver this week.
