Robinson was a rock in 2024 and demonstrated league-leading fantasy upside, crossing the rare combined threshold of 300 carries and 60 receptions, with plus efficiency both as a runner and receiver. That he accomplished this even in a somewhat dysfunctional Atlanta offense makes it worth pondering what Robinson might do if the Falcons were to improve. Even if things don't get better with Michael Penix at quarterback, Robinson already demonstrated in 2024 that he doesn't need good luck to compete for the RB1 distinction in fantasy. Robinson has produced with uncommon efficiency and elusiveness from scrimmage despite facing crowded boxes, pushing for 5.0 yards per carry despite posting just five carries of more than 20 yards. Robinson has yet to log a 40-yard carry in the NFL -- a trend that seems unlikely to persist given the abundance of other explosive indicators. Robinson has the speed to split safeties (4.46-second 40-yard dash) and the size (5-11, 215) to run them over, and he's already shown a volume ceiling that few backs can match. Adding a few more big plays on similar volume might be enough to make Robinson the top scorer for fantasy in any given year.
