Allen Robinson (WR) #15

ADP:	Round: 4, Pick: 12
Team:	Chicago
Ht / Wt:	6'3" / 220 lb.
College:	Penn State
Age:	24
Born:	August 24, 1993
Drafted:	2014 / Rd. 2 (61)
Draft Team:	JAX

Injury Status - Week 17

Not on injury report

News

Allen Robinson Lining Up To Be Tagged

Monday, February 19, 1:11 PM

Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Allen Robinson (knee) is the only player that the team would consider using the franchise tag on this year after he missed almost all of the 2017 season with a torn ACL and after he struggled in 2016. A one-year, incentive-laden deal is their preference, but if the two sides can't work out a deal, the Jags would pay around $6 million for one year on the tag. Robinson would become the top receiver available on the open market if he were released, so Jacksonville won't go that route. Robinson will have to prove that he's past his knee injury to the team and to fantasy owners. He has plenty of potential to bounce back, but Jacksonville's quarterback situation remains up in the air.

Average Draft Position (ADP) Value

June 20, 2018

Allen Robinson's fantasy value is measured by his average draft position (ADP) in fantasy football drafts. In recent drafts, Robinson's current ADP is 4.12, which indicates that his fantasy outlook is to be the 12th pick of the 4th round, and 47th selection overall.

Data from fantasy football 12-team standard scoring average draft position data, based off of the latest fantasy football mock drafts.

2016 Season Stats

Rec	Rec Yds	Rec TD	Ru Att	Ru Yds	Ru TD
1.0	17.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0

Recent drafts with Allen Robinson:

Draft #	Date	Format	Robinson's Draft Pick
4879562	6/20/2018	Standard	48th
4879561	6/20/2018	Standard	54th
4879547	6/20/2018	Standard	42nd
4879546	6/20/2018	Standard	51st
4879530	6/20/2018	Standard	49th
4879514	6/20/2018	Standard	58th
4879483	6/20/2018	Standard	40th
4879482	6/20/2018	Standard	47th
4879467	6/20/2018	Standard	46th
4879452	6/20/2018	Standard	49th

Players drafted after Allen Robinson:

Sony Michel	RB	NE	4.12
Jimmy Graham	TE	GB	5.03
Larry Fitzgerald	WR	ARI	5.04
Demaryius Thomas	WR	DEN	5.05
Ronald Jones	RB	TB	5.05
Royce Freeman	RB	DEN	5.07
Greg Olsen	TE	CAR	5.07
Drew Brees	QB	NO	5.08
Russell Wilson	QB	SEA	5.10
Marvin Jones	WR	DET	5.10
Jordy Nelson	WR	OAK	5.11
Marshawn Lynch	RB	OAK	6.01
Jarvis Landry	WR	CLE	6.01
Carson Wentz	QB	PHI	6.03
Evan Engram	TE	NYG	6.04

Allen Robinson Biography

Childhood and High School Career

Allen Bernard Robinson was born on 24th, August 1993, in Detroit, Michigan. His immediate family includes his father and mother (Allen and Tracie Robinson) and his only sister (Ashley).

Growing up in Detroit, Robinson exuded great potential as a student and as an athlete. Robinson’s football career began in high school where he attended Orchard Lake St. Mary’s Prep. During his high school career, helped his team win the Michigan Division 3 state championship game. As a senior, Robinson recorded magnificent numbers including two interceptions, two punt return touchdowns, and 720 yards with 44 passing catches accumulating 10 touchdowns.

College career

Robinson began his college career in 2011 at Penn State where he made recorded amazing and vital performances. As a freshman he only logged 29 yards from 3 passes, however, the first game he officially started in was against Wisconsin on the road. The game against Wisconsin was vital in determining the Big Ten Leaders Division winner.

2012 (Robinson’s sophomore season) was a major step up in regards to the stats and his overall gameplay. Robinson caught a cumulative 77 passes for 1,013 yards, and 11 touchdowns within 12 games.

During this year Robinson led the Big Ten division in all three categories (passes, receiving touchdowns, and receiving yards). A notable achievement within his reception bracket is breaking the team’s previous receiving leaders O.J. McDuffie (1992), and Bobby Engram (1995) whom both tied at 63 receptions.

In 2013, Robinson stepped up his stats even higher, which essentially helped him become a draft pick worth considering in the NFL. Robinson played 12 games catching 97 passes for 1,432 yards, and 6 touchdowns. This year he re-claimed his top spots in receptions and receiving yards. Robinson became a vital member of the team in his last season as a Nittany Lion.

Robinson was named for the second time to the All-America squad courtesy of Phil Steele. He also claimed his only All-American spot (credits to The Sporting News) in 2013 as well. After a decent college career, Robinson took his talents to the next level.

NFL Draft

Robinson received the well-deserved moment he dreamed of signifying his entrance into the NFL. The Jacksonville Jaguars drafted Robinson with their second round (61st overall) pick. With this draft pick Robinson signed a four-year contract, which the salary included a signing bonus ($877,718), $3.51 million (overall), and $1.17 million (guaranteed).

At his combine appearance, Robinson recorded a 39-inch vertical jump and a great 40 time of 4.6 seconds.

NFL History

Robinson’s rookie season was pretty decent overall. Overall, he finished his first year starting in 8 out of 10 games that he played, 548 receiving yards, 48 receptions, and two touchdowns. A notable game Robinson was a part of included is first touchdown in the NFL against the Cleveland Browns. His first touchdown ultimately helped the Jaguars overcome their 9-game losing streak.

Showing much promise, Robinson continued to improve his game during the off-season leading into his second year. Since the Jaguars did not make it to postseason, this was the perfect time to reflect on the NFL experience. Watching film of previous games and hard work definitely showed throughout his progress.

In 2015, Robinson came in fresh and ready to win and you can view his highlights here. His season high stats included 10 receptions in a game (against the Tennessee Titans), 80 receptions overall, 14 touchdowns, and 1,400 receiving yards. Robinson cemented his name in the Jaguar’s history by becoming the first to record over 1,000 receiving yards in a complete season since Jimmy Smith (1996).

The Jaguars finished the season 5-11, Robinson still had an amazing year. He was able to play in the 2016 Pro Bowl game replacing Calvin Johnson of the Detroit Lions (he declined the offer to play in the game).

2016 was not Robinson’s best year based on stats, nonetheless he maintained decent gameplay. With 73 receptions, 883 receiving yards, and 6 touchdowns, he did the best that he could for the team. The Jaguars finished the 2016 regular season 3-13.

Social media

If you are looking to keep up with Robinson via social media, there are two outlets you can follow. His Twitter account (@Thee_AR15), and his main website.