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The Kansas City Chiefs are struggling with their wide receiver corps after injuries and suspensions, prompting veteran free agent Allen Robinson to publicly offer his services, highlighting the team's need for experienced playmakers.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers Pro Bowl wide receiver Allen Robinson has been released to save the team salary cap, sparking speculation about potential landing spots for him. The New Orleans Saints, Dallas Cowboys, and Green Bay Packers are all seen as potential destinations for the veteran receiver, with each team having its own unique needs and potential benefits from adding Robinson to their roster.
The Pittsburgh Steelers released wide receiver Allen Robinson and cornerback Patrick Peterson, freeing up about $17 million in salary cap space, while also hosting pending free agent quarterback Russell Wilson for a visit. The team now has around $28 million in cap space for the 2024 season and is exploring options to address the quarterback position, with Wilson being a potential target. The move comes as the Steelers seek to improve their playoff prospects after seven years without a playoff win.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have significantly improved their salary cap situation by releasing veteran wide receiver Allen Robinson II, clearing $10 million in cap space while incurring a $1.9 million dead cap hit. With an estimated $25.4 million in 2024 offseason salary cap space, the team now has room to fulfill their offseason obligations and potentially pursue free agents. They also have options to achieve further savings by cutting, restructuring, or extending contracts of veteran players.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have released veteran wide receiver Allen Robinson, trimming $10 million against the salary cap ahead of free agency next week. Robinson's lack of productivity in an overall stagnant offense, coupled with his high cap hit, led to the end of his time in Pittsburgh despite his contributions as a run-blocking wide receiver and a steady presence in the team's young wide receiver room.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have released wide receiver Allen Robinson, clearing $10 million off the salary cap while leaving behind just under $2 million in dead money. Robinson's underwhelming performance over the past three years with three different teams makes it unlikely that there will be much demand for his services for the 2024 season.
Ten offensive players, including Ezekiel Elliott, Odell Beckham Jr., and Jonathan Taylor, are looking to bounce back in the 2023 NFL season. These players have something to prove due to poor performance, injury, or contract concerns. They will need to demonstrate their value and regain their previous form to secure new deals or earn incentives.
The Pittsburgh Steelers had a unique 2023 NFL Draft, not selecting a quarterback, running back, or receiver for the first time since 1985. Instead, they focused on addressing their biggest needs, including offensive tackle, cornerback, defensive line, and tight end. The Steelers' haul has largely received rave reviews, with Broderick Jones and Joey Porter Jr. among the top prospects. The addition of Allen Robinson and emergence of Jaylen Warren allowed the team to prioritize other positions. The rookies are expected to fill specific roles and make the Steelers' roster better.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are excited about their options in the upcoming NFL Draft, with three picks in the first 49 selections and four picks in the top 80. Head coach Mike Tomlin and first-year general manager Omar Khan have spent more time and effort than ever before trying to make sure they take advantage of every possibility. The team has positioned themselves to not have any glaring needs with a busy offseason on the free agent market, adding a number of veteran players at various positions, including the acquisition of veteran wide receiver Allen Robinson last week in a swap of seventh-round draft picks with the Los Angeles Rams.
Rams beat writer Jourdan Rodrigue believes that Allen Robinson's time in Los Angeles was set up to be a disaster due to a chaotic situation and a lack of proper role for him in the offense. Robinson is better suited to play a big slot role, but the Rams envisioned him as an Iso X receiver. The bad offensive line and Stafford's reliance on Cooper Kupp also contributed to the situation. However, Rodrigue believes that Robinson can become a better fit in his new role with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers acquired wide receiver Allen Robinson from the Los Angeles Rams via trade. Robinson was targeted 52 times in total last season in the 10 games that he played for the Rams. He caught 33 of those 52 targets for 339 yards and three touchdowns. Robinson is more of a possession receiver who can run all types of routes out of various positions and sides of the field. He’s not much of a deep threat, however, and shouldn’t be expected to deliver much in the way of yardage after the catch.
Wide receiver Allen Robinson has passed his physical with the Pittsburgh Steelers, finalizing his trade from the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams will pay $10.25 million of Robinson's 2023 salary, with the Steelers taking on $5 million. Robinson caught 33 passes for 339 yards with three touchdowns in 10 games in 2022 before suffering a season-ending foot injury.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have acquired wide receiver Allen Robinson in a trade with the Los Angeles Rams for a seventh-round pick. Robinson, who signed a three-year, $46.5 million contract with the Rams last offseason, was limited to 10 games in 2022 due to a foot injury. The Rams will pay $10.25 million of Robinson's salary, while the Steelers will pick up the remaining $5 million. The trade is seen as a low-risk, high-upside move for the Steelers, while the Rams' signing of Robinson is considered one of the worst in recent memory.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have completed a trade with the Los Angeles Rams for wide receiver Allen Robinson, who passed his physical after suffering a foot fracture last season. As compensation, the Steelers will trade one of their 7th-round picks to the Rams for Robinson and a later pick. Robinson is expected to play as the Steelers' #3 wide receiver alongside Diontae Johnson and George Pickens, and could make an impact in the red zone. The Steelers have had a busy offseason, adding pieces to improve their roster in various positions.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have made several offseason moves, including signing free agents and trading for veteran WR Allen Robinson, to retool their roster ahead of the 2023 NFL Draft. While CB and OT remain their biggest perceived needs, the team has set itself up to become a more physical team in the trenches on both sides of the ball. The Steelers could potentially focus on OL, DL, EDGE, and off-ball LB with their top picks in the draft.