Allen Robinson

Been saying that Robinson will be this year's "Matthew Stafford." That's, a good player stuck on a shit team or shit circumstances that finally comes to a good team and shows the League the Superstar he is and helps lead his team to Glory.

Allen Robinson II and the Great Escape From His Quarterback Hell

The Pro Bowl receiver spent nearly a decade catching passes from quarterbacks like Blake Bortles, Mitchell Trubisky, and Justin Fields. Now that he’s in offensive paradise with the Rams, Matthew Stafford, and Sean McVay, it’s finally Robinson’s time to shine.

www.theringer.com

 

[CGI_Ram]

The Robinson thing is a little confusing, he really didn't have a lot of time with M.S and overall it was a strange season with all the injuries. I think I am going to reserve any strong opinion until I see a healthy M.S, adequate blocking, and an improved run game which is what I hope is our goal offensively for the upcoming season.

Here are a couple of articles regarding the A.R subject with some snippets cut and pasted below.

Allen Robinson wasn’t as bad as you think in 2022

Allen Robinson had a better 2022 season than his stats suggest

www.turfshowtimes.com

The Best NFL Receivers, According To ESPN Analytics

Receiver ratings from ESPN Analytics use player-tracking data to evaluate every route a pass catcher runs and scores his performance in three phases of the game.

projects.fivethirtyeight.com

Robinson was the 28th most open wide receiver in 2022 with a score of 65. This was in the same range as Keenan Allen, DK Metcalf, and Michael Pittman and higher than Kupp’s open score of 55. In fact, Robinson’s open score of 65 led Rams receivers.

Robinson’s open score of 65 matched his highest mark since tracking became available in 2017. He also had an open score of 65 with the Chicago Bears in 2020. That season, Robinson finished with 102 catches for 1,250 yards and six touchdowns.

It’s worth noting that Robinson’s open score of 65 was also better than Robert Woods in every season since 2019. In 2017 and 2018, Woods had open scores of 68 and 65. However, since then, he hadn’t had an open score higher than 59 in the Rams offense.

That second link is really interesting to play with the sorting.

Robinson is among good company on that metric. Seems like we should bring him back? Last year was such an odd year to gauge some things.

 

[kurtfaulk]

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all that needs to happen is to break up the ménage a trois between mcvay, stafford and kupp. everything will be fine once that happens.

the last quarters of the championship game and the superbowl were fantastic but it will not work for the whole season. get everyone involved, especially the rbs.

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[Soul Surfer]

The way the o line played, early on, especially with all the injuries, I don't think we can truly evaluate any player on offense that got a snap beyond Havenstein.