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While I was high on the Chicago offense at this time last year (ugh!) I wasn't a huge believer in Robinson's fantasy stock. I knew he would be better than 2018 simply by being healthier, but there is no way I envisioned him going from 94 targets to 154! As the lone playmaker in the entire passing game Robinson dominated targets, turning in his best season since 2015. He finished 3rd in targets, 4th in receptions and finished as a solid WR1 despite being on an offense that was 25th in the NFL in passing yards.
But while his talent and physical ability are top tier, it's tough to see a repeat of the "one man army" performance he put on last season. With Anthony Miller struggling to be a factor in the first half of the year, and Trey Burton injured, "throw it up to Robinson" was the best play in the playbook in 2019, but I can't see the Bears trying to repeat that strategy. With the additions of Cole Kmet and Jimmy Graham at tight end, and the continued development of Miller, look for Robinson's target share to take a dip some in 2020. And while there is no mistaking the fact that Robinson is the best player on this offense, a reduction in targets and receptions might be enough to push him down in high end WR2 territory this year.
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