Allen Robinson deserves something for this.
It’s hard to mount a convincing case for him to make the Pro Bowl with so many wide receivers putting up monster numbers, but it’d be a fitting reward — even if he gets in as an alternate — for a guy who consistently finds a way to produce despite playing in the NFL’s second-worst passing offense.
Robinson isn’t fixated on the Pro Bowl voting and might not have realized it’s underway if not for a staffer handing him a ballot at his locker after practice Thursday. That’s an individual accolade, and he’s seen firsthand that awards and statistics don’t cure the malaise of losing.