5 Greatest Jacksonville Jaguars wide receivers of all time
By Luke Sims
3) Allen Robinson (2014-present)
Paired with the surprising Allen Hurns, Allen Robinson presents the better side of the most dominant pair of wide receivers the Jags have had in a decade. Robinson was one of the best wide receivers in the NFL during the 2015 season when he recorded 1400 yards and a league-high 14 touchdowns.
Robinson struggled in 2016 but still managed to post 883 yards and six touchdowns. That mark alone would have been one of the best the Jags had seen in a decade, but after seeing Robinson dominate in 2015 it was considered a disappointment.
Frankly, given Robinson’s ability as a receiver and his past production, anything less than 1000 yards is a disappointment. Any given season he could get 1000-plus yards and 10-plus touchdowns and it would be considered within the realm of normalcy for him.
With just three seasons under his belt, Robinson already has 2831 yards and 22 touchdowns. He also holds the franchise record for longest receiving play with a 90-yard catch and run.
The sky is the limit for Robinson and he is the definitive heir to Jimmy Smith for the franchise. If he can put together an impressive 2017 season, the rest of the NFL will know he is the real deal and not just a one-season wonder. His 4.8 receptions per game ranks second in franchise history and his 67.4 yards per game is second-best.