Just Can't Get Enough by Matthew Robinson

Robinson’s Tenure in Chicago Ended on Sour Note But overall, it was a tough night for us and it was a poor night in terms of the overall decision-making for my standpoint, and that’s something I’m looking forward to correcting.” “I’d like to get Allen more involved, like to get a lot more guys involved.

“We just really didn’t get in much of a rhythm tonight, so it was tough to get anything,” McVay, said, via USA Today’s RamsWire. I can still do a better job of getting him the ball in some instances.”Īfter the game, McVay said he’d like to get A-Rob more involved. “They clouded to the boundary quite a bit, Allen saw a lot of Cover 2 over there. “I think they played, maybe two snaps of man? It’s a lot of zone,” Stafford said, per The Athletic. Naturally, Twitter had a great deal to say about it:Īccording to Stafford, he and the Rams offense were flummoxed by Bills’ defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier’s tenacious game plan.

It was a lackluster debut that had the veteran receiver going viral for all the wrong reasons. In his first-ever game with the Rams, Robinson finished with one just catch on two targets for 12 yards. Stafford Appears to Say About A-Rob: ‘He Didn’t Go & Get the Ball’ That was supposed to change when he got to L.A., where quarterback Matthew Stafford, head coach Sean McVay and company were coming off a Super Bowl win in February.īut after just one game played for the Rams in the 2022 NFL season, a nationally televised 31-10 beatdown at the hands of the Buffalo Bills, it doesn’t seem like Robinson’s debut could have been much worse - and it doesn’t look like Stafford was too happy with his new wideout, either. Robinson, 29, spent four years with the Jacksonville Jaguars and four years with the Bears, and the narrative surrounding him for the bulk of his career was that he hasn’t played with a quarterback good enough to get him the ball on a consistent basis. The Los Angeles Rams signed former Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson to a three-year, $46 million deal with $30 million in guaranteed money this offseason. New Rams WR Allen Robinson didn't have a great debut with his new team.

Just Can't Get Enough by Matthew Robinson