(07-26-2017, 10:22 AM)FBT Wrote: I'm mixed about this one.  We know how solid Robinson can be as a #1.  Then we have what transpired last year.  I think that entire 2016 season was just an absolute train wreck, so I'm almost willing to give him a pass on that because of all the issues the offense was dealing with.

From a business perspective, the team has a heck of a lot more leverage right now coming off a less than stellar season, so there might be a bargain to be made here.  From his perspective, he may want a little redemption before they starts talking numbers.

Right. I don't think it's ridiculous to imagine ARob wants to be paid like he's coming off of his 2015 season while the team is making an offer more fitting of the season he just had.

Personally I think he's a great talent and will make us forget 2016 this year, but if November rolls around and he's at 35 catches, 500 yards, and 3 TDs then he might end up wishing he'd signed right now.

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