Wan'Dale Robinson's 2024 Projections & Outlook
Scoring
#45 Wide Receiver
175.5 Projected Points
ADP |
Rec |
Rec Yds |
Rec TDs |
100 |
Fum |
Not Available |
81.6 |
695.6 |
3.16 |
0 |
0 |
DS 3D Projections
Bottom Line
Further removed from a 2022 ACL tear, we may get a better version of Robinson in 2024.
But what about his volume? Malik Nabers joined the squad in Round 1. He projects as a dynamic, pro-ready weapon.
Targets are essential for a player like Robinson, who isn't a downfield or red zone factor.
The third-year pro is OK as a back-of-the-roster WR in PPR. There’s just not a significant ceiling here – notable for best ball leagues.
What We Learned Last Year
- A torn ACL surfaced in Week 11 of 2022. As a result, he missed Week 1 and Week 2 of last season.
- Robinson continued to play a short-range slot role for the Giants.
- Robinson saw 50 targets from the slot, a number only 16 WRs beat.
- Of his 76 total targets, 12% came on screens. That contributed to a 5.5-yard average depth of target (down from 6.1 in ‘22).
- Only six of his targets came 20+ yards downfield.
- His yards per route run dropped to 1.31. His yards per catch fell over one yard to 8.8.
- On the year, Robinson saw only two red zone targets. He scored once, giving him two total TDs on 83 career catches.
- Losing Daniel Jones to a November ACL tear didn’t help.
- New York QBs combined for 15 passing TDs and 197 passing yards per game.
- The Giants ranked bottom five in total yards and points.
- Robinson finished as a top-36 WR five times. He slotted outside the top 50 on nine occasions.
What to Expect in 2024
- Robinson returns for year three alongside HC Brian Daboll, OC Mike Kafka, and QB Daniel Jones.
- Malik Nabers joins the Giants as an early Round 1 pick with immense potential.
- He tallied 161 catches, 2,586 yards, and 17 TDs over the past two seasons.
- Current projections have him for ~125 targets. His presence contributes to Robinson’s middling projection of 86 targets.
- Nabers can be moved around the formation; he’s not a threat to eliminate Robinson’s slot role.
- Darren Waller retired. His absence removes 74 targets (12 games).
- Saquon Barkley joined the Eagles in free agency.
- We may see some backfield targets shift elsewhere with Devin Singletary now the lead back. The fantasy impact figures to be minimal for Robinson, though.
- Daniel Jones returns for year three alongside HC Brian Daboll and OC Mike Kafka.
- Coming off a November ACL tear, Jones is expected to return for Week 1. He continues to project as a below average passer.