Quote:It's a bit of a surprise to me that Jimmy had around 14 targets per season in the red zone -- but regardless,  it's very plain to see that Robinson is a major threat in the red zone just by watching him play. He has an obvious knack for the 50/50 ball and the timing/athleticism to high-point.  It was that quality in his college cut-ups that had me more excited about him than Lee when we drafted them.  It was nice that they finally started to implement his usefulness there this year. 

 

Jimmy had a different style and set of strengths and also played with a different style of QB and offense as well. I do think it will be fun to compare them in a few years when AR15 has a bigger sample size to analyze. 

 

I wonder what Robinson's numbers look like if this run game gets going behind an improved line and Lee and Julius get more involved. His 2015 stat line may be tough to duplicate. 

 

Yeah, I think 2015 will be tough to duplicate. Two things I've referenced when discussing that on a Dynasty Football League site are that:

1. He is an incredibly good red zone threat so his TD floor should be high.

2. His yards per catch is pretty unsustainable but his number of receptions should go up as Bortles improves his accuracy.

 

Over the next 6-8 years, I can realistically see him averaging 1,300 yards and 10 TDs per season barring injury.

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