Is this as good as it gets for LA Rams WR Allen Robinson?
By Bret Stuter

Worth waiting for
We’ve seen the LA Rams offense struggle a bit so far. So getting Allen Robinson more involved in the offense has naturally taken a back seat to more pressing matters like shunting the turnovers and reformulating the Rams’ ground attack. And I am quite happy to say that significant progress is being made on both fronts.
Now there is a new reason to get excited about the LA Rams offense. This time, it’s the actual inclusion of wide receiver Allen Robinson, a feisty aerial target who is as big, as tough, and as capable as they come. He may not get the type of separation as Cooper Kupp, but he won’t need it. He is a master of catching contested completions. And it just so happens that Stafford loves to throw into traffic.
Robinson’s potential not realized yet in Rams offense
We’d talked earlier about how Allen Robinson has simply been for the LA Rams what he has always been so far in the NFL. But we need to revisit what that means, and to do that, let’s pivot to the latest Madded 23 player ratings.
Traffic doesn't phase these WRs 🚫 🚗 #Madden23 player ratings: https://t.co/8imBk0ADEY pic.twitter.com/SWBVSlF6ht
— Madden NFL 23 (@EAMaddenNFL) July 18, 2022
The entire Allen Robinson rating can be found at this link here. So what can we decipher by all of these cryptic relative indices for an NFL wide receiver? Well, for starters, it begs us to be a bit more patient. If you’ve drafted him to your fantasy football team, don’t rush to drop him or deal him away for some relatively unknown player. He may be one game away from helping your team win. To be honest, he likely is.
We’ve seen how the LA Rams can pull the levers, spin the dials, and suddenly 2nd-year WR Ben Skowronek is one of the hottest names in the NFL at the moment. That same transformation can happen instantly for WR Allen Robinson. All that you need to be for now is . . . patient.