Robinson started all 17 games for the Rams last year, but he drew just 64 targets, with his 12.6 percent target rate being second lowest among WRs that ran 400 or more routes. A lot of his routes were of the clear-out variety, opening up space underneath for Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp, although Robinson did occasionally make an impact with long gains (career-high 16.3 yards per catch) and touchdowns (seven, also a carer high). The divisional-rival 49ers signed Robinson to a two-year contract this offseason, perhaps viewing him as an insurance policy in case Brandon Aiyuk struggles to come back from an ACL tear. It's another situation where Robinson probably won't get many targets even if he plays a bunch, as the 49ers have WR Jauan Jennings, WR Ricky Pearsall, TE George Kittle and RB Christian McCaffrey. Anything beyond occasional spike games that help in best-ball leagues is unlikely for Robinson, who will turn 31 in September and has never topped 75 targets or 505 receiving yards in a season.
