Wan'Dale Robinson

A 2022 second-round pick, Robinson had 914 yards in two seasons at Nebraska before exploding for 1,334 yards and seven TDs as a junior at Kentucky. The huge season encouraged Big Blue to take a shot on a prospect whose 40 time (4.44) wasn't impressive for his size (5-8, 178), likely envisioning him as a replacement for oft-injured slot receiver Sterling Shepard. Sure enough, Shepard suffered an ACL tear Week 3, but Robinson was sidelined by a knee injury. Robinson returned Week 6 and quickly became the team's primarily slot man and a favorite target of Daniel Jones, averaging 4.4 catches for 44.4 yards on 6.0 targets in five games before suffering an ACL tear of his own. Robinson is only 22 and looked good as a rookie, but between the rehab from surgery and the fact Shepard and now Parris Campbell could also compete for slot work, there are a few things working against second-year fantasy production. Of course, Robinson is the one the team has an interest in developing, as he and 2023 third-rounder Jalin Hyatt are the only WRs on the roster who warranted significant investments and have contract guarantees beyond this year.

The Giants got limited production out of their receivers last season, so they looked to spruce up their pass-catching corps by drafting Robinson in the second round of the 2022 Draft. The 21-year-old racked up 104 catches for 1,334 yards and seven touchdowns with Kentucky last season, but he's a bit undersized for an NFL receiver at 5-8, 178. Robinson's profile is similar to that of Kadarius Toney, so it's unclear how (or if) New York will look to utilize the pair together.