Wan'Dale Robinson

Robinson relies on high target volume and reasonable accuracy to produce in fantasy. Both factors have been an issue since Daniel Jones' Week 11 departure. The shifty slot receiver is earning targets at just a 14.9 percent rate while averaging 0.80 yards per route run over the last five weeks. He is a low-floor WR5/6 with Drew Lock under center.

Robinson was a limited participant Wednesday, but was ready to roll for a full session a day later. The 23-year-old has not provided much fantasy relevance thus far in 2025, and even with the healthy designation, it doesn't seem likely that'll change Sunday against the Falcons in Week 16.

It's likely a maintenance day for the high-volume wideout. Robinson has seen 20 targets over the past two weeks, though he has reeled in just four of them for 38 yards in back-to-back games. Healthy or not, there's not enough meat on the bone with Robinson's low-aDOT targets to treat him as anything other than a WR5 for Week 16.

Boyle performed admirably in the second half after Tommy DeVito exited the game with a head injury. Boyle targeted Malik Nabers time and time again, connecting with the Giants WR1 for a touchdown in the fourth quarter of the lopsided loss. Boyle could be an upgrade for Nabers and Wan'Dale Robinson over DeVito and Drew Lock -- who's dealing with a heel injury -- if he gets the starting nod next week against Atlanta.

Robinson, along with the rest of the New York offense, was deeply inefficient in a high-volume outing against the Ravens. He's now caught eight of his past 22 targets for 76 yards. The Giants' horrid defense creating pass-heavy script for the team's offense could keep Robinson in play as a deep league option next week against Atlanta. Tim Boyle or Drew Lock could get the start for the Giants if Tommy DeVito does not clear the NFL's concussion protocol.