The Bears official practice report lists Allen Robinson as a DNP with a groin injury.

After sitting out Week 8, this isn't a good sign for Robinson's chances of playing Sunday. Assuming he doesn't suit up, expect a similar split as last week with Josh Bellamy taking Robinson's slot and snaps. Bellamy's extra work netted him five targets while Taylor Gabriel saw six, Kevin White three and Anthony Miller seven to lead the way. Gabriel is your best bet for fantasy production as a WR3 with Miller a WR4 in our rankings.

The Bears listed Khalil Mack and Allen Robinson as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Jets after both returned to practice Friday.

It’s an encouraging sign that the Bears at least will have their top pass rusher and top receiver for a game in which they’re favored by more than a touchdown. Whether Mack (right ankle) and Robinson (groin) would be effective if they play, though, remains to be seen.

Robinson wasn't himself last Sunday, which led to a one-reception, four-yard dud of a game. His snap percentage backs up our personal observations, as Robinson played only 73 percent of snaps, a season-low by more than 10 percent. There is some thought he won't play this week, which may be for the best, but if he does, don't be surprised if he plays a lower number of plays than usual and isn't as effective as a healthy ARob could be.

The Bears official practice report listed Allen Robinson (groin) as a DNP.

This could just be Chicago giving Robinson some rest, but it's worth noting, especially considering how ineffective he was on Sunday. It's clear ARob isn't fully healthy, so rest can't hurt, but this could also be a bad sign for his Week 9 availability. We will obviously know more as the week goes on.