Fantasy Life Articles on Wan'Dale Robinson
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WR2: Wan'Dale Robinson (WR49)... The argument for clicking Robinson comes down to the reality that he's pretty easily the cheapest receiver who posted a top-15 finish in PPR points per game last season... Wan'Dale's WR50 ADP is admittedly VERY cheap for someone who has earned 140+ targets in back-to-back seasons. He's someone I will at least make a modest effort to draft a bit more the rest of the offseason—particularly in full-PPR formats. And then there's Wan'Dale Robinson, who earned 140 targets in back-to-back seasons with Brian Daboll in New York. Kudos to the pint-sized (5-foot-8, 178 pounds) slot maven for making some meaningful improvements in yards per reception (7.5 vs. 11) and yards per target (5 vs. 7.2) from 2024 to 2025. The argument against the 25-year-old talent is that he benefited mightily from Malik Nabers missing most of last season, and the true high-end ceiling feels a bit underwhelming considering the man has only managed to score nine touchdowns in 54 career games.
STACKED’s take
Ranked WR49 in Fantasy Life's pre-2026 rankings with WR50 ADP, making him very cheap for someone who earned 140+ targets in back-to-back seasons with Brian Daboll in New York. Robinson posted a top-15 finish in PPR points per game last season and is pretty easily the cheapest receiver to do so. He made meaningful improvements in yards per reception (7.5 vs. 11) and yards per target (5 vs. 7.2) from 2024 to 2025. However, Robinson benefited mightily from Malik Nabers missing most of last season, and his true high-end ceiling feels underwhelming considering he has only managed to score nine touchdowns in 54 career games. The source plans to make a modest effort to draft him more in the rest of the offseason, particularly in full-PPR formats, though has had a hard time clicking him in early drafts, preferring guys like Matthew Golden and Ricky Pearsall.
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