We’re learning more about the reported deal between the Steelers and the Los Angeles Rams for wide receiver Allen Robinson.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the Steelers will get Robinson and a 7th-round pick, the 251th overall pick in exchange for the 234th pick owned by the Steelers, also in the 7th-round.
In addition, Schefter reports the Rams will pay $10.25 million of his salary with the Steelers paying the remaining five.
Spotrac has details on the cap:
This is also based on a physical that Robinson is expected to go through in Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
Robinson missed the final seven games of the 2022 season after he injured his foot and needed to have surgery.
The Penn State alum was taken in the second-round of the 2014 draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Robinson has 6,748 yards over his career with 43 touchdowns over 110 games.
After four years in Jacksonville, Robinson spend the next four in Chicago and last year with the Rams.
Robinson reportedly requested a trade on Monday and the Rams are willing to pay their part of the salary he is owed to help get a deal done.
“He goes up and makes plays,” said The Fan’s Paul Alexander. “he’s a really good player.”
Robinson signed a three-year $46.5 million deal with the Rams last year. It included a signing bonus of $14 million with $30.75 million guaranteed.
Over 10 games last season, Robinson has 33 catches for 339 yards and three touchdowns.