Wan'Dale Robinson

He's getting a lot of passes thrown his way, so if he’s active, start him in leagues that give points for catches or in deeper rosters. If he’s listed questionable, inactive, or misses practice, sit him and wait for updates because the ankle and matchup could limit big games.

Washington’s slot defender is a bad matchup for Robinson, so sit him in normal scoring and most leagues. Only play him if your league gives big points for catches and you have no better option, or if game-day news says he’ll get a lot more targets or that defender is out.

Draft him in the late rounds. He should catch a lot of passes and give steady points each week, but his scoring depends on the Giants’ quarterback and he probably won’t get many touchdowns, so keep him as a backup on your roster.

Draft him in the late rounds. He’s back with the coach who used to get him a lot of catches, so he could see plenty of throws, but the new offense has other players who might take looks so he could be hit-or-miss.