Allen Robinson

With Trubisky playing better, we're starting to see a higher ceiling for Robinson, who's delivered a stable floor all year. Robinson has 19 receptions for 265 yards and four touchdowns over the last three games, and he'll bring that into a matchup with the Packers, who've really struggled to contain perimeter receivers this year. They were without Kevin King last week, though that may be a good thing considering he's been the weakest link by far this year. Back in Week 1, Robinson hung 7/102/0 on them, though it could've been much more had Trubisky played well, as Robinson routinely beat their cornerbacks. There have been just four wide receivers who've seen double-digit targets against the Packers and each of them finished with 100-plus yards. There have been just two teams all year who didn't have at least one top-30 receiver against the Packers, so feel free to start Robinson as you normally would, as a high-end WR2. If you're worried about shadow coverage from Jaire Alexander, don't be, because the Packers haven't shadowed with him all year.

The Packers are 9th against fantasy wide receivers, but Robinson has played well enough this year to be a WR2 on the road in a tough matchup.