Allen Robinson

Week 10 vs. Houston
Robinson is starting to show some signs of life. He matched his season high with seven receptions last week and had a season-high 76 yards and a score. He's still averaging double digits for the season on targets, so the potential is always there for a big game. But he has had issues connecting consistently with Blake Bortles. Houston has allowed just four touchdowns to opposing receivers this season, so it figures to be tough sledding this week. Use Robinson has a No. 2 receiver and hope he and Bortles get on the same page.

Week 8 at Tennessee
What looked to be a juicy matchup against Oakland last week turned into a season-low two-catch, 9-yard effort for Robinson. That's just plain ugly, but he did get eight targets in the game so the poor game wasn't for lack of trying.

Tennessee has allowed at least 14 WR receptions in five of its seven games and at least 168 yards to the position in five of seven games as well. You've got to roll with Robinson because of his upside potential, but he's clearly not a WR1 start any longer.

Week 6 at Chicago
Robinson isn't producing as a No. 1 receiver just yet, but he does have three TDs in the past two games after failing to score in the first two weeks. Maybe the Jags got the kinks worked out in their bye week. He does have 17 red zone targets through four games, which is very solid. Chicago gave up 17 catches for 250 yards and a score last week to Indianapolis' receivers and Robinson is a better target than anyone the Colts currently have. He's a solid start as a high-end No. 2 receiver this week.