Allen Robinson’s big breakout season had a stumbling start to the 2015 season. The talented wide receiver caught just on pass during his first game off of six targets.
Quarterback Blake Bortles turned to fellow wide receivers Allen Hurns and Rashad Greene to compensate for the lack of production on Allen Robinson’s side of the field.
What does that mean for your fantasy football team? Does this mean that Allen Robinson can no longer be trusted? Should you keep him on the bench until he actually performs?
According to Michael Fabiano at NFL.com, that’s pretty much exactly what you should with Allen Robinson in Week 2:
Robinson didn’t have a memorable stat line in Week 1, catching just one of six targets for 27 yards.