The Kansas City Chiefs are one of three teams who are heavily pursuing free agent wideout Allen Robinson....
With his days in the Windy City likely done, the Chiefs, Lions, and Browns are all keen on him. As for the Browns, who just brought in Amari Cooper but are probably parting ways with Jarvis Landy, Allen Robinson potentially replaces the aforementioned. Remember, Robinson just lost for years in Chicago. He’ll definitely want to play for a contender and what better place than KC.
Once driven to become the Chicago Bears' all-time leading receiver, Allen Robinson is now looking elsewhere for a new home.
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The NY Jets are reportedly unlikely to sign wide receiver Allen Robinson in free ...
The Cleveland Browns appear to be the winners in the sweepstakes for Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson in free agency as ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.
The Cleveland Browns are exploring the veteran wide receiver market in free agency after trading for Amari Cooper and releasing Jarvis Landry.
Robinson signed with the Bears in 2018 as a free agent. He has racked up more than 1,000 receiving yards in three of his eight NFL seasons, including when he made the Pro Bowl in 2015, but last year, he caught just 38 passes for 410 yards and a touchdown in 12 games with Chicago. A second-round draft pick of the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2014, Robinson has started 95 of the 100 regular-season games in which he's appeared and caught 495 passes for 6,409 yards and 40 touchdowns.
The Kansas City Chiefs are among the teams showing interest in Chicago Bears WR Allen Robinson according to a new report.
In Cleveland, he’s playing alongside Amari Cooper, but catching passes from Baker Mayfield. In Kansas City, he’ll be playing with Patrick Mahomes and sharing targets with Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce. They’ll be competing in a tough AFC West division, but competing at the highest level in the NFL. In Detroit, Robinson could be the featured receiver, but he is playing with a team in the midst of a rebuild. He started 11 games, caught just 38 passes for 410 yards and one touchdown grab in Matt Nagy’s offense in Chicago. That said, he’s a year removed from a 100 reception season where he went over 1,000 yards and caught six touchdown passes.
Could a top free agent wide receiver be headed to Sin City?
Also, the Browns just traded for former Raider Amari Cooper, so they might be a longshot for Robinson. It’s no secret that the Raiders need a wide receiver this offseason, and with Davante Adams getting the franchise tag last week, ex-Chicago Bears wideout Allen Robinson is one of the top names on the market. As for the signal callers he’s had to work with, it’s been a combination of Blake Bortles, Mitch Trubisky and a crop of several other underwhelming names.
Chris Burke, who covers the Detroit Lions for The Athletic, shared information from NFL Network reporter Tom Pelissero connecting the Lions as a team with an ...
Detroit is pretty bare at wide receiver outside of the breakout that rookie Amon-Ra St. Brown had late in the season. Cleveland just brought in Amari Cooper, but could still use some help atop their wide receiver depth chart. In addition to the Lions’ interest, the Cleveland Browns and Kansas City Chiefs are also reportedly pursuing Robinson. The Browns’ being in on Robinson after cutting Jarvis Landry is intriguing.
Over the years, the Bears have NOT been racking up compensatory draft picks. As one might expect, it is hard stack comp picks when your team isn't producing ...
A lot still needs to shake out in the Bears’ favor in order for this to happen. The Bears have more than 25 outgoing unrestricted free agents. The Bears could become eligible vis a vis Allen Robinson. If that’s how the cookie crumbles, Robinson could wind up doing the Bears one last solid on his way out out the door, via a compensatory draft pick. But it’s a vicious cycle the Bears could soon exit. Over the years, the Bears have NOT been racking up compensatory draft picks.