Robinson's 2024 was perhaps the quietest 140-target season in NFL history, featuring a TE-like 4.8 aDOT and a RB-like 7.5 yards per reception. That might work well in PPR leagues if the catch rate was what one might expect given those other numbers, but Robinson brought in just 66.4 percent of his targets, down from 76.1 percent over his first two seasons. It was empty volume, brought on by the Giants often facing deficits and not being able to push the ball downfield. Improvement for the offense overall almost certainly would mean improvement for Robinson's efficiency numbers, but it would also figure to correspond with a big decrease in target volume. While good with the ball in his hands, Robinson has shown almost no ability to use his 4.44 speed downfield since the Giants took him 44th overall in the 2022 NFL Draft -- perhaps not surprising given that he's 5-foot-8, 185 pounds with a 34.5-inch vertical. He's also a slot specialist in an offense where the No. 1 receiver, Malik Nabers, might be at his best working inside, which eventually could impact Robinson's playing time.
