2 years agoNew York Giants second-round rookie slot wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson could have a significant role, perhaps as a gadget player, even if he doesn't start. Fourth-round rookie tight end Daniel Bellinger saw plenty of work with the starters during spring workouts and could also become the team's No. 1 tight end if Ricky Seals-Jones falters. Sterling Shepard is recovering from a serious injury last year, and until he's back, Kadarius Toney will be the primary slot receiver. Robinson has a similar skill set to Toney and also has experience running the ball out of the backfield. At 5-foot-8, 178 pounds, Robinson's size could be a problem, but given all the injuries the Giants have dealt with at the position, he could find himself in a significant role in 2022.--Keith Hernandez - RotoBaller
Source: NJ Advance Media - Darryl Slater