Demarcus Robinson

Pick him up as a cheap bench player in deeper leagues (12+ teams) because he could matter if someone gets hurt and roles change. Don’t start him now unless injury news makes him the next option or he suddenly starts getting more catches.

Brandon Aiyuk is out and defenses will likely key on Kendrick Bourne, so grab Robinson now — he should get more playing time and a real chance to score. He's a low-risk add to keep as a backup; only start him if the injury report and his playing time show he's getting steady looks.

If Pearsall and Jennings are still out, Robinson will be one of San Francisco’s main receivers and is worth starting because he should get a lot more passes. That all depends on those injury reports and who he faces, so check the final updates and the matchup before you decide.

He just came back from a suspension and barely played, so with a short week and a new quarterback he’s not someone to trust as a starter. Pick him up cheaply as a backup and only start him if the other receivers are officially out; otherwise keep him on your bench or as a low-cost gamble in tournament contests.