Robinson only scored 7.6 PPR points in Week 11 against Green Bay, but he had nine targets. He now has at least nine targets in three games in a row, and he should continue to see plenty of volume from Jameis Winston. Robinson has also scored at least 12.2 PPR points in four of his past six games, and the Lions have allowed nine receivers to score at least 12.9 PPR points this season. I like Robinson as a high-end No. 3 Fantasy receiver in the majority of leagues. And with Darius Slayton (hamstring) back in action, he's worth using as a No. 3 Fantasy receiver also. Prior to missing Week 11, Slayton had scored at least 11.2 PPR points in each of his past two games.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: Modest production with nine targets
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Robinson brought in four of nine targets for 36 yards in the Giants' 27-20 loss to the Packers on Sunday.
Robinson garnered more of Jameis Winston's attention in the latter's 2025 debut than any other pass catcher, but that amounted to a modest yardage total. Robinson did tie for the second-most receptions on the afternoon for New York, but he continues to be utilized in a shorter-area role more often than not, limiting his overall upside. Nevertheless, Robinson is not without downfield chops, so he's a threat to break out in any given week, especially with both Jaxson Dart (concussion) and Winston willing to be aggressive.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: Targeted 11 times in Week 10
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Robinson caught six of 11 targets for 62 yards in Sunday's 24-20 loss to the Bears.
Robinson led the Giants in targets, but both Darius Slayton (89) and Theo Johnson (75) produced more receiving yards. Whether the Giants start Jaxson Dart (concussion) or Russell Wilson at quarterback in Week 11 against the Packers, Robinson should continue to fill his usual role as a shifty outlet for short passes. Wilson replaced Dart after the rookie sustained a concussion in the second half against the Bears.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: Sleeper WRs
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Robinson had a down game in Week 8 at Philadelphia with three catches for 48 yards on four targets, but I expect him to bounce back in Week 9 against San Francisco. Prior to Week 8, Robinson had three games in a row with at least seven targets, and he scored at least 15.5 PPR points in two of those outings. The 49ers have allowed seven receivers in the past four games to score at least 11.3 PPR points, and I like Robinson as a No. 3 Fantasy receiver in the majority of leagues.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: WRs to Start
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Robinson had nine catches for 46 yards on 11 targets in Week 9 against San Francisco, and he has now scored at least 13.6 PPR points in three of his past four games. He has at least seven targets in four of his past five outings, and he should continue to see a significant amount of targets from Jaxson Dart in this matchup against the Bears. Chicago is No. 4 in most Fantasy points allowed to opposing receivers, and 10 receivers have scored at least 13.6 PPR points against the Bears this season, including three from the Bengals in Week 9. I like Robinson as a No. 2 Fantasy receiver in this matchup, and Darius Slayton is a sleeper. He just had 11.2 PPR points against the 49ers in Week 9 and should be able to build on that performance against Chicago.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: Nine short catches in Week 9
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Robinson caught nine of 11 targets for 46 yards in Sunday's 34-24 loss to the 49ers.
Robinson led the Giants in targets and catches but averaged just 5.1 yards per reception and fell 16 receiving yards shy of Darius Slayton's team-high total. Though Robinson rarely catches the ball more than a few yards downfield, his significant target share from Jaxson Dart gives Robinson a high fantasy floor, especially in PPR formats. Heading into a Week 10 road game against the Bears, Robinson has recorded at least six receptions in five of nine games.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: Held to three catches in Week 8
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Robinson caught three of four targets for 48 yards in Sunday's 38-20 loss to the Eagles.
Robinson led the Giants in receiving yards on a quiet day for Jaxson Dart and the passing game. Darius Slayton (hamstring) returned from a two-game absence and led the team with five targets. Robinson should continue to operate underneath, while Slayton works as the team's top downfield wide receiver in Week 9 against the 49ers.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: WRs to Start
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Robinson has been fantastic in the past two games against the Eagles and Broncos, and he's combined for 12 catches for 179 yards and a touchdown on 19 targets over that span. Against Philadelphia in Week 6, Robinson had six catches for 84 yards and a touchdown on seven targets, and he scored 20.4 PPR points. The Eagles have allowed one receiver to score at least 13.9 PPR points in every game, and Robinson is the best candidate to reach that mark for the Giants. He has top-20 upside in all leagues in Week 8.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: Contrarian DFS Play
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Despite his recent success, Robinson is still priced as a WR3. This week, I think he's closer to a WR1. Robinson had 18.4 Fantasy points against this defense a week ago and I expect this game script to be more conducive to passing than that one was. Double digit targets are possible, and so is an outburst of 20 or more Fantasy points.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: Leads team with 95 yards Sunday
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Robinson finished with six receptions on 12 targets for 95 yards in Sunday's 33-32 loss to Denver.
Robinson paced the Giants in receptions and yardage for the second week running, this time also surpassing Lil'Jordan Humphrey in targets. The 24-year-old Robinson is now averaging 5.7 receptions and 69.7 yards in three games since taking over for for Malik Nabers (knee) as the Giants' top wideout. Robinson provides enough upside in his current role to warrant flex consideration against the Eagles next Sunday.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: Paces pass catchers in win
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Robinson secured six of seven targets for 84 yards and a touchdown in the Giants' 34-17 win over the Eagles on Thursday night.
Robinson's catch and yardage totals were both team highs for the Giants on the night, and his target tally was second only to that of Lil'Jordan Humphrey. The highlight of Robinson's night was his 35-yard touchdown reception in the first quarter, his second score of the campaign. Robinson now has seen seven targets apiece in his first two full games without Malik Nabers (IR, knee), and his involvement should remain elevated during a tough Week 7 road matchup against the Broncos on Sunday, Oct. 19.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: Hauls in five catches Sunday
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Robinson caught five of seven targets for 30 yards in Sunday's 26-14 loss to the Saints. He added two rushing yards on his only carry.
Jaxson Dart wasn't able to stretch the field much in his first game working without Malik Nabers (knee), and while tight ends Theo Johnson (6-33-2 on seven targets) and Daniel Bellinger (4-52-0 on four targets) saw more volume than usual, Robinson was able to get his share of those short passes as well. The veteran slot receiver has caught multiple passes in four of five games so far in 2025, posting a 23-267-1 line on 34 targets, and he should continue to have a solid PPR floor given the team's lack of other receiving options. However, Robinson may not have much of a ceiling in a Week 6 clash with the Eagles.
We normally limit the waiver wire to guys rostered in 65% of leagues or less, but I am making an exception for Robinson. He led the Giants with a 25% target share in Week 4 and I would expect him to lead the team in targets rest of season. His yards per reception and yards per target are both well above his career averages and his catch rate is still at 66%. This will be a low-volume pass attack but Robinson could still be a solid flex most weeks. This week, with all the injuries and byes, Robinson is a solid WR3.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: Just three grabs Sunday
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Robinson caught three of five targets for 14 yards in Sunday's 21-18 win over the Giants.
The five targets tied for the team lead with tight end Theo Johnson, but it was still disappointing volume for Robinson in Jaxson Dart's first career NFL start under center, especially considering that Malik Nabers (knee) was knocked out of the game in the second quarter. Nabers could have a torn ACL which would sideline him for the remainder of 2025, a brutal blow to the Giants offense that would leave Robinson and Darius Slayton atop the depth chart at WR. Robinson will take an 18-237-1 line on 27 targets into a Week 5 clash with the Saints, but the bulk of that production came Week 2 with Russell Wilson at the helm of the offense.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: Sleeper WRs
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Robinson had a down game in Week 3 against the Chiefs with one catch for 26 yards on four targets, but I'll go back to him in Week 4 against the Chargers, especially in Jaxson Dart's first NFL start. Dart will likely lean on Robinson a lot in this matchup, and he had 18 targets in his first two games this season, albeit from Russell Wilson. That said, we know Robinson is a target hog and a reliable, short-area target. He's worth using as a No. 3 PPR receiver against the Chargers, who have allowed three receivers to score at least 12.8 PPR points this season.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: Held to one catch
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Robinson recorded one catch on four targets for 26 yards in Sunday's 22-9 loss to the Chiefs.
The Giants' passing offense never got on track, limiting the production of the entire receiving corps. Robinson wasn't immune, turning in season-worst marks in every statistical category. Many of his targets were tightly contested -- including one that was picked off in double coverage -- and Robinson was hit hard over the middle on his lone catch of the night late in the fourth quarter. Positively, he should continue to maintain a significant role in the offense in Week 4 against the Chargers.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: Cleared to face Chiefs
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Robinson (foot) doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Chiefs, Dan Salomone of the Giants' official site reports.
Robinson was a limited practice participant Wednesday and Thursday, having picked up a minor injury during his career-best performance Sunday against the Cowboys. While unlikely to approach last week's 8-142-1 receiving line, Robinson does actually offer some upside now that he's getting targets that aren't within five yards of the line of scrimmage.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: Limited again Thursday
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Robinson (foot) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Dan Salomone of the Giants' official site reports.
Robinson continues to nurse a foot injury he evidently sustained during New York's loss to Dallas in Week 2. As long as he's able to log at least limited reps again Friday, though, Robinson seems like a solid candidate to gain clearance in time for Sunday night's home game against the Chiefs. Robinson has commanded a total of 18 targets across two regular-season appearances so far, and in Week 2 he translated 10 of those looks into a tremendous 8-142-1 receiving line.
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Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson: Tending to foot issue
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Robinson was a limited practice participant Wednesday due to a foot injury, Dan Salomone of the Giants' official site reports.
Robinson dealt with an ankle issue last week and now is tending to a new health concern as the Giants prep for Sunday's matchup with the Chiefs. During a Week 2 back-and-forth overtime loss at Dallas, Robinson handled a 70 percent snap share and reeled off eight catches (on 10 targets) for 142 yards and one touchdown, all of which were surpassed by No. 1 WR Malik Nabers' 9-167-2 line on 13 targets.
I already told you about Robinson's aDOT spike with Russell Wilson under center. Maybe the most impressive part about that is that Robinson also has a career-high 77.8% catch rate, and he's still earning nine targets per game. He has always been great in terms of target volume and catch rate, but those numbers normally decrease when aDOT spikes like Robinson's has. It is a bad matchup in Week 3 against the Chiefs, but Robinson could still be used as a flex in full PPR leagues.
