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and that's basically my opinion of OBJ

He eeks out one personal highlight and the team he played for loses

no thanks

I could see the 49ers going after one of them.

They should just trade with each other and maybe both can be happy.

Robinson to Cleveland
OBJ to Chicago.

:spock:

Dude's a top 10 WR. Take his personality out of it. Like I said, 5 seasons of 12+ games, 5 seasons over 1000 yards. That's not accidental. I'm not saying he's the second coming of Jerry Rice, but "not very good" is crazy. Overpriced? Sure. Overrated? Not as much as he used to be. He's top 10, not #1. But he's pretty good. I'd like to see what he looks like with a decent QB.

He will be in Tampa. He is gay for Brady.

Maybe Seattle.

What the hell did Robinson ever do to you, man? Why would you wish that on anyone? Shit, they're one step above the Jets. Given this weekend I think I'd rather go to Jacksonville even.

If there were any justice in the universe, Allen Robinson would go to the Packers. It's too bad intra-division trades are so hard to pull off.

I just hope he goes somewhere with competent QB play.

Dude puts up numbers (when healthy) and his QB's have been Bortles and Trubisky.

Imagine what he'd do with a good QB.

Imagine having Allen Robinson here.....

For the 11 personell...
Hill
Watkins
Allen Robinson
Kelce
CEH

Yeah, you ain't defending shit there.

As for OBJ, hard pass.

Robinson is extremely underrated. He's put up great numbers with absolute shit at QB his entire career. Can't imagine what he'd do with an actual legit QB throwing him the ball.

I would love to have Robinson here. It ain't happening. But man that would be awesome.

Yeah, I know it's very unrealistic.

Still, it's just fun to imagine it. Even on a 00 personnel, that's 3 legit WR's on the field.

I don't see Mayfield in Cleveland next year (or whenever his 1st contract runs out).

OBJ is a cancer

i'd take Robinson though.


We won't do anything, we are standing pat. For some reason we think we are already good enough to beat everyone. The downfall of Super Bowl winners every year.