Allen Robinson

The Rams have agreed to to a three-year, $45 million contract with wide receiver Allen Robinson, a source told ESPN.

Coming off back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons in 2019 and 2020, the Chicago Bears placed the franchise tag ($17.8 million) on Robinson and failed to work out a long-term deal with the 28-year-old receiver ahead of the 2021 season. His targets shrank from 9.4 per game in 2020 to 5.5 in 2021 for a total of 38 catches for 410 yards and one touchdown last season. The 6-foot-3 receiver was a second-round pick by Jacksonville in 2014. The big-bodied receiver has lined up predominantly outside but was a threat from the slot during his last 1,000-yard season. Combined, he had 48 receptions for 593 yards in 12 games in a Rams uniform. The wide receiver's relationship with the franchise soured and led to Robinson compiling one of the worst seasons of his career.

A breakdown of the biggest free agent signings on the second day of the 2022 league year.

The Patriots are signing the wide receiver/running to a two-year deal. The Bengals needed to find themselves a tight end after losing C. J. Uzomah to the Jets in free agency and were able to land Hurst on a one-year deal. After being released by the Cardinals on Wednesday, it didn't take long for Phillips to find a new -- and familiar -- home as he returned to the Buffalo Bills on a one-year deal. In his first season with the Falcons, Hurst did flash some of that first-round potential, catching a career-high 571 yards and six touchdowns. The rich get richer in Los Angeles. The Rams were able to agree to a three-year, $46.5 million deal with former Bears wide receiver. Atlanta added the former Pro Bowl corner to its secondary after the two sides agreed on a two-year, $11 million contract.

Allen Robinson, the top receiver available in free agency, is signing with the Los Angeles Rams on a three-year, $46.5 million deal, NFL Network's Tom ...

Robinson led all WRs with 21 games of 70-plus receiving yards during that span. When Woods went down with the injury last year, the Rams had just signed Odell Beckham Jr. to step in. NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported Thursday that the Rams are signing receiver Allen Robinson to a three-year, $46.5 million contract that includes $30.7 million guaranteed, per sources informed of the pact.

Seemingly every year since Sean McVay arrived in 2017, the Los Angeles Rams have made a meaningful addition at wide receiver. That trend continued this week ...

There was nothing wrong with the Rams’ receiving corps before adding Robinson, but their wideouts were all kind of similar. But as it stands right now, it’s hard not to like the addition of Robinson to this offense. Where Robinson also carries a lot of value is in the red zone. He hasn’t had a quarterback with the willingness or ability to throw it deep like Matthew Stafford does, so we should see even more big plays from him in a Rams uniform. Robinson also lines up in the slot and isn’t strictly an outside receiver. Kupp and Woods are good in those situations, too, they don’t elevate and make grabs over defenders the way Robinson does.

On Thursday, the Bears agreed to add two receivers on one-year deals, sources confirmed: the Chiefs' Byron Pringle and the Packers' Equanimeous St. Brown.

O’Donnell, who was drafted in 2014, played for two general managers and three coaches with the Bears, not counting Poles and coach Matt Eberflus.  Running back Damien Williams, who scored three touchdowns for the Bears last year, agreed to sign a one-year deal with the Falcons on Thursday, a source confirmed, while former Bears offensive lineman Alex Bars joined the Raiders. But plants in Romeoville, elsewhere burned more in 2021 than a year before. Burning coal to create electricity will be largely banned in Illinois in 2030. Pringle, 28, caught 42 regular-season passes for 568 yards and five touchdowns last year with the Chiefs, for whom Ryan Poles worked before being named the Bears’ general manager in January. In the playoffs, Pringle totaled 12 catches for 82 yards and three touchdowns — with two coming in the wild-card round against the Steelers.  The 6-1, 201-pound Pringle, a one-time undrafted free agent from Kansas State, will get $4 million and can make another $2 million in incentives. Robinson spent his first four years with the Jaguars and four more with the Bears, who gave him the franchise tag for a disappointing 2021 season. Robinson, who had spent the last two years looking for a long-term deal from the Bears that never came, signed a three-year deal with the defending Super Bowl champion Rams. He’ll get $30.7 million fully guaranteed and $46.5 million overall, a source said. In the last two years alone, Robinson had four different quarterbacks start at least six games: Justin Fields, Nick Foles, Mitch Trubisky and Andy Dalton. After starting the new league year Wednesday with only two receivers on the roster who caught a pass last year — Darnell Mooney, with whom Fields has been training at Georgia Tech, and second-year wideout Dazz Newsome, who had two receptions — Fields will have new faces to target in 2022. He had only nine catches for 98 yards last year and seven for 117 yards in 2020. He had 21 receptions for 328 yards as a rookie in 2018 before spending 2019 on injured reserve with an ankle injury. St. Brown is the second former Packers offensive player to join new Bears coordinator Luke Getsy, who was a Green Bay assistant for all but one season from 2014-21. Allen Robinson finally found a team willing to pay him — and a high-level quarterback to throw him the ball. On Thursday, the Bears agreed to add two receivers on one-year deals, sources confirmed: the Chiefs’ Byron Pringle and the Packers’ Equanimeous St. Brown.

The Rams are signing former Bears WR Allen Robinson. As you can imagine, NFL fans had plenty to say about the move.

Now, imagine what he can do in the Rams’ offense. He put up back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons in 2019 and 2020 in one of the league’s worst offenses. led by Cooper Kupp, Robert Woods and Van Jefferson. Los Angeles continues to load up as they look to repeat as Super Bowl champions.

Outside of signing a few of their own free agents, the Los Angeles Rams had been relatively quiet this week. They lost several players, including Darious ...

It’s a three-year deal worth $46.5 million, making him the Rams’ third receiver making more than $15 million per year. They lost several players, including Darious Williams, Von Miller and Austin Corbett, but they joined the fun on Thursday by agreeing to a three-year deal with Allen Robinson. Outside of signing a few of their own free agents, the Los Angeles Rams had been relatively quiet this week.

According to a report from NFL Media on Wednesday, Robinson will sign a three-year, $46.5 million deal with Los Angeles. The contract contains $30.7 million ...

He signed a three-year, $42 million deal with Chicago, then played that out and spent last season playing on the franchise tag. That downturn coincided with the implosion of the Bears offense under former coach Matt Nagy, with veteran Andy Dalton struggling to get Robinson the ball and then rookie Justin Fields forming more immediate chemistry with Darnell Mooney. According to a report from NFL Media on Wednesday, Robinson will sign a three-year, $46.5 million deal with Los Angeles. The contract contains $30.7 million fully guaranteed.

The league's top free agent receiver has reportedly found a new home. The Rams are signing Allen Robinson to a three-year, $46.5MM deal, per NFL Network's ...

That lack of production created the possibility of a depressed market for his services. However, many saw the disappointing campaign more as an indictment of Matt Nagy and the Bears’ overall struggles on offense than a sign of Robinson slowing down. However, his time with the Bears was thought to be coming to an end before the 2021 season had finished.

Free-agent wide receiver Allen Robinson II has agreed to a three-year, $46.5 million contract ($30.7 million fully guaranteed) with the Los Angeles Rams, ...

He broke out in 2015, notably catching 80 passes for 1,400 yards and 14 touchdowns in his second season. Robinson played the first nine games before sitting the next three with a hamstring injury. He never had more than six catches or 68 receiving yards in a single game in 2021.

Robinson enjoyed sensational 2019 and 2020 seasons, going for more than 1000 yards receiving in each year with 13 total TDs.

Over his eight-year NFL career, he’s racked up 6,409 yards on 495 catches with 40 touchdowns. Unlike last year, the Bears did not franchise tag Robinson by the March 8 deadline this time around. The Rams have agreed to a three-year deal with former Bears No. 1 wide receiver Allen Robinson, a source confirmed to The Athletic. Per multiple reports, the deal is worth $46.5 million, and includes $30.7 million guaranteed.

The Los Angeles Rams agreed to terms Thursday on a three-year contract for receiver Allen...

Beckham is an unrestricted free agent, and the Rams have expressed interest in re-signing him. Robinson also is the first outside free agent signed this month by the Rams, who have lost several key players to free agency and retirement over the past week. Van Jefferson is a dependable third starter, while sturdy veteran Robert Woods is expected to return for the 2022 season after tearing a ligament in his knee last year and missing the second half of the season and the playoffs.

Former Packers receiver Equanimeous St. Brown, who, a source said, agreed to sign a one-year deal.

O’Donnell, who was drafted in 2014, played for two general managers and three coaches with the Bears, not counting Poles and coach Matt Eberflus.  Running back Damien Williams, who scored three touchdowns for the Bears last year, agreed to sign a one-year deal with the Falcons on Thursday, a source confirmed, while former Bears offensive lineman Alex Bars joined the Raiders. Pringle, 28, caught 42 regular-season passes for 568 yards and five touchdowns last year with the Chiefs, for whom Ryan Poles worked before being named the Bears’ general manager in January. In the playoffs, Pringle totaled 12 catches for 82 yards and three touchdowns — with two coming in the wild-card round against the Steelers.  The 6-1, 201-pound Pringle, a one-time undrafted free agent from Kansas State, will get $4 million and can make another $2 million in incentives. Robinson spent his first four years with the Jaguars and four more with the Bears, who gave him the franchise tag for a disappointing 2021 season. Robinson, who had spent the last two years looking for a long-term deal from the Bears that never came, signed a three-year deal with the defending Super Bowl champion Rams. He’ll get $30.7 million fully guaranteed and $46.5 million overall, a source said. In the last two years alone, Robinson had four different quarterbacks start at least six games: Justin Fields, Nick Foles, Mitch Trubisky and Andy Dalton. After starting the new league year Wednesday with only two receivers on the roster who caught a pass last year — Darnell Mooney, with whom Fields has been training at Georgia Tech, and second-year wideout Dazz Newsome, who had two receptions — Fields will have new faces to target in 2022. He had only nine catches for 98 yards last year and seven for 117 yards in 2020. Scientists agree that fixed, year-round time is greatly needed. He had 21 receptions for 328 yards as a rookie in 2018 before spending 2019 on injured reserve with an ankle injury. St. Brown is the second former Packers offensive player to join new Bears coordinator Luke Getsy, who was a Green Bay assistant for all but one season from 2014-21. Allen Robinson finally found a team willing to pay him — and a high-level quarterback to throw him the ball. Until then, he’ll line up alongside Super Bowl MVP Cooper Kupp, Robert Woods, Van Jefferson and perhaps even Odell Beckham Jr. The Rams reportedly won’t let the Robinson signing keep them from pursuing Beckham, who tore his ACL in the Super Bowl. Robinson will have Matthew Stafford, by far the best quarterback with whom he has ever played, throwing him the ball. On Thursday, the Bears agreed to add two receivers on one-year deals, sources confirmed: the Chiefs’ Byron Pringle and the Packers’ Equanimeous St. Brown.

The Rams added another star receiver to their offense, bringing in Allen Robinson. What does it mean for the offense and LA's other WRs?

Stafford loves receivers in that mold and should thrive with Robinson lining up as the X receiver outside. During his career with the Lions, Stafford had a chance to play with Calvin Johnson, Kenny Golladay and Marvin Jones, who were all downfield threats with the ability to win a jump ball. Woods and Jefferson could potentially be used as trade chips now, with the Rams attempting to add draft picks or starters at other positions by dealing one of their starting receivers. The list of quarterbacks Robinson has had to play with throughout his career, including college, is not a pretty one. Now with Robinson joining an already-deep receiver group, it’s even harder to see a path to playing time for Atwell in 2022. And that doesn’t even include Tutu Atwell, who the Rams used a second-round pick on last year.

Robinson exits as one of the most productive wide receivers in Bears history despite their offensive struggles during his brief stay.

Robinson left the Bears ranking ninth all-time in receptions (293), 11th in yards receiving (3,561) and 21st in touchdown catches (18).He did all that Mitch Trubisky, Nick Foles, Andy Dalton and rookie Justin Fields as his quarterbacks. The former Bears receiver agreed to a three-year deal with the defending Super Bowl champion Rams and quarterback Matthew Stafford. He’ll get $46.5 million with $30.7 million fully guaranteed on a three-year deal, a source confirmed to the Sun-Times. Robinson, 28, was the Bears’ best offensive player the last four seasons and repeatedly sought a long-term deal to stay with the team. He aspired to set the franchise’s all-time receiving records.Given Robinson’s prowess as their top option in the passing game and the team’s longstanding offensive struggles, he made a decent run at it in just 57 games.

It comes with $30.7 million fully guaranteed, so it's a big contract for the 28-year-old receiver. He joins a receiving corps that already features Cooper Kupp, ...

Despite never playing with a top-tier quarterback, Robinson still has three 1,000-yard seasons under his belt, proving to be a productive receiver no matter the situation. It comes with $30.7 million fully guaranteed, so it’s a big contract for the 28-year-old receiver. According to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network, they are signing Allen Robinson to a three-year deal worth $46.5 million.

The Rams' receiver group is a collection of players who share very similar traits. Les Snead even called Van Jefferson a combination of Robert Woods and ...

At 6-foot-3, he brings size and physicality that the Rams don’t currently have at the position. Matthew Stafford had receivers who could do that in Detroit – Calvin Johnson, Kenny Golladay, Marvin Jones Jr. – and now he has one in L. A. with Robinson. They aren’t the types of receivers who elevate over a defender to come down with difficult grabs in tight coverage.

Cole Beasley and Julio Jones are looking for new teams. Allen Robinson joined the reigning Super Bowl champs with a three-year deal, and DJ Chark chose ...