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He added two catches for nine yards. It seems Atlanta has finally realized they have a bona fide superstar at the position and Robinson is quickly emerging as a truly elite RB1 in fantasy football. Dynasty managers had to be patient, but it seems his time is finally here. Robinson will likely enter the off-season as the RB1 in dynasty leagues based on his late season surge.

He added three catches for 28 more yards. Robinson has had a bit of an up and down season, but it's hard to argue with the results he puts up when he gets a good amount of touches. While he hasn't quite justified his overall RB1 status in dynasty leagues quite yet, this season has certainly looked better than his last and he remains a player to be invested in heavily.

The Seahawks defense has been awful over the past month, but this was still a step in the right direction for Robinson. Even better (and more importantly), Robinson had 24 touches and fellow running back Tyler Allgeier had just six. If that kind of timeshare continues, Robinson could post RB1 numbers each and every week. If there was a quick buy low window, it likely just shut.

That's the good news. The bad news is the fact Tyler Allgeier had 18 carries (Robinson had 15) and scored a touchdown of his own. At this point, it is what it is - Robinson is a committee back who is going to be stuck in somewhere around a 60/40 touch-share with Allgeier for the foreseeable future. While he'll have RB1 days like this, he's also a player who has a lower floor than many had expected. Robinson's dynasty value is slipping a touch while Allgeier's is rising.

The line itself isn't horrible. However, when you consider the Falcons scored 36 points and Tyler Allgeier had another nine touches (Robinson had 15), anger starts to set in for dynasty managers. It's clear at this point Robinson is just not going to be used as the engine of the Falcons offense and simply one of many options. With just 285 rushing yards (on 4.3 yards per carry), 18 catches, 151 receiving yards and one lone touchdown on the year, this is shaping up to be another pedestrian year for a player many hoped would become a truly elite RB1 this season. Robinson's dynasty star is going to start fading soon.

The Falcons won the game and will certainly take it. However, dynasty managers are furious as Tyler Allgeier again ate into Robinson's workload and out-carried him 8-7. Robinson had 11 touches and Allgeier had ten as the Falcons seemed content again to not use their best offensive player. The idea that Robinson was going to emerge as a RB1 early this season has seemed to evaporate before our eyes yet again as Atlanta's offense is one of the toughest to predict again this season, despite a new coaching staff. Robinson remains an elite dynasty asset and weekly starter at the moment but clearly isn't a player to build around right now as his dynasty value starts to sink.