Giants WR Wan'Dale Robinson caught 11 of 14 targets for 71 yards in Thursday night's loss to the Cowboys. The targets and catches were both career highs. As usual, Robinson didn't have any opportunities downfield. His longest catch went for just 11 yards. But he was a quality short-range target for QB Daniel Jones, consistently creating separation on his routes and picking up additional yards after the catch.
Robinson entered Week 4 averaging 8.0 targets per game. He's now up to 9.5. His 38 total targets will likely rank top-10 among WRs when the dust settles on Week 4.
Robinson is averaging just 48.5 yards per game on 7.5 yards per catch with one total TD. But he's been a consistent PPR producer, scoring at least nine points in all four games so far.
He'll be a useful asset as the bye weeks start to hit. Robinson is currently available in 74% of Yahoo leagues.
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