Chicago Bears: Predicting a monster game for Allen RobinsonJordan Campbellon September 18, 2020 at 11:00 am

Robinson did speak with Reporters on Wednesday and it appears that the wide receiver is ready to move past his activity on Social Media and focus on the Bears’ game against the New York Giants this upcoming Sunday.

“It’s about playing with these guys, playing for coach Nagy. That never really has shifted. It’s my job to go out there and play well on Sundays and help my offense and help my team get better every week and win games.”

-Allen Robinson via Chicago Sun Times

That is indeed the next step for the Bears and Robinson as they attempt to move past the week that was by playing on Sunday against the Giants. And to quote the great WWE personality Paul Heyman, the next statement is not a prediction, rather it is a spoiler. That spoiler being that Robinson is going to have a monster game for the Bears on Sunday.

Outside of having his teammates flood Twitter with the #ExtendAR trend, the best thing that Robinson can do is prove on the field that not only is he the Bears’ primary wide receiver but that he is an elite wide receiver in the National Football League. That campaign for Robinson will start on Sunday against the Giants.

The Giants are the perfect team for Robinson to line up against given the recent success he has had against the NFC East opponent.

Look no further than what Robinson did against the Giants during the Bears’ Week 11 victory in the 2019 NFL Regular Season. In that game, Robinson compiled 131 receiving yards and 1 touchdown on 6 receptions.

Expect for Robinson to put up similar numbers for the Bears on Sunday. There is saying in sports that big time players make big time plays in big time moments. This is a big time moment for Robinson as all eyes will be on him given the week that he has had off the field.

Robinson, through this point in his tenure with the Bears, has outperformed the three-year, $42 million contract that he signed with the team in 2017. After talking the talk with reporters and social media this past week, Robinson will prove on Sunday that it is time that he receives a contract that is more lucrative than his original deal with the Bears and rightfully anoints him as an elite wide receiver in the NFL.

What do you expect from Allen Robinson on Sunday when the Chicago Bears play the New York Giants? Sound off in the comments section with your thoughts.