Demarcus Robinson's 2024 Projections & Outlook
Scoring
#62 Wide Receiver
136 Projected Points
ADP |
Rec |
Rec Yds |
Rec TDs |
100 |
Fum |
Not Available |
46 |
637.4 |
4.37 |
0 |
0 |
DS 3D Projections
Bottom Line
Robinson closed last season strongly as the Rams’ No. 3 WR, scoring at a low-end WR3 pace over his final seven games. He’s the favorite for that No. 3 job again in 2024.
That makes Robinson a nice depth piece for best-ball teams and a potential bye-week filler in deeper redraft leagues.
An injury to Puka Nacua or Cooper Kupp could make Robinson a weekly fantasy starter.
What We Learned Last Year
- Robinson caught 0 passes over the first eight games of last season and just three over the first 10 games. He played a total of 33 offensive snaps over those 10 games.
- Robinson replaced Tutu Atwell as the Rams’ No. 3 WR starting in Week 12.
- In the Rams’ final seven meaningful games (excluding the regular-season finale and including the playoff loss to the Lions), Robinson averaged:
- 6.0 targets (16.9% share)
- 3.7 catches
- 53.7 yards
- 0.6 TDs
- Robinson averaged 12.8 PPR points across those seven games. That would have ranked 33rd among WRs for the season.
- He averaged 1.56 yards per route in those seven outings – 37th among 62 qualifying WRs over that span.
- Robinson ranked 20th among those 62 WRs in Pro Football Focus receiving grade, notably ahead of teammate Cooper Kupp (44th).
- He worked downfield often, averaging 14.3 yards per catch on a 12.3-yard average target depth.
- Robinson scored four times on 26 catches over those seven games – a likely unsustainable 15.4% TD rate.
- But he registered 3.7 expected receiving TDs over that span.
- Robinson led the Rams with eight end-zone targets in those seven games.
What to Expect in 2024
- Sixth-round rookie Jordan Whittington was the most noteworthy addition to the Rams’ WR room this offseason. Robinson heads to training camp as the clear favorite for the No. 3 job.
- Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp project to dominate targets as long as they’re healthy, but there’s room for Robinson.
- The Rams have consistently ranked near the top of the league in total WR PPR points under HC Sean McVay.
- 2017 - 4th
- 2018 - 4th
- 2019 - 4th
- 2020 - 12th
- 2021 - 1st
- 2022 - 16th
- 2023 - 3rd
- The Rams’ No. 3 WR in terms of PPR points has ranked inside the top-65 in six of McVay’s seven seasons. That includes three top-51 finishes from the No. 3 WR.
- Robinson’s real upside comes in the event of a Nacua or Kupp injury.
- Nacua played all 17 games last year.
- But Kupp missed four games and most of a fifth. He’s now missed 23 games over his seven NFL seasons. Our Injury Predictor gives Kupp a 53.8% chance of injury and projects him for 1.4 missed games this year.