Wan'Dale Robinson

Robinson owns PFF's No. 1 career receiving grade (93.4) in the 2022 draft class. Keep in mind that Robinson's elite final season would have never come to fruition had he not transferred from Nebraska prior to the 2021 season. As a Cornhusker for two years, Robinson was often taking snaps in the backfield as a running back. And yet he still was able to command 18% and 30% dominator ratings.

While the dual-threat ability highlights his versatility, it may have held him back from unlocking his true potential at the wide receiver position. In his first season playing wide receiver, he finished second in the FBS in yards per route run (3.56).

Robinson will get the chance to further tap into his receiving ceiling at the professional level. Just be wary that his fantasy upside might be capped due to his size. The Nebraska transfer came in at 5-foot-8 and 178 pounds (sub-6% percentile size). It's not ideal to have a wide receiver shave three inches off his height upon being officially measured.

The closest player comps of recent note include Greg Dortch, Braxton Berrios and Keke Coutee. Unsurprisingly, Robinson offers speed - 4.44 40-yard dash - but it is somewhat to be expected at his smaller stature.

Giants head coach Brian Daboll told reporters that Wan'Dale Robinson tore his ACL, ending his rookie season.

Fantasy Impact

After a slew of injuries that limited him early in the season, Robinson had begun to see consistent targets in previous weeks. With him out for the year, Darius Slayton and Kenny Golladay now lead the receiving corps, with Isaiah Hodgins, Marcus Johnson, and Richie James behind them. Fantasy managers in dynasty leagues can hold Robinson, but he is completely droppable in all other formats.