Demarcus Robinson Injury News & Updates

Robinson had one reception on two targets for 13 yards in Sunday's 41-22 victory over the Cardinals.

Robinson (27 snaps) stuck in the No. 3 role ahead of Kendrick Bourne (13 snaps) following the return of starter Ricky Pearsall (knee) in Sunday's blowout win. The 30-year-old Robinson failed to build off of last week's improved results (3-34-0), instead posting his fourth game recording one or fewer receptions through eight appearances in 2025. Robinson has not been a good fit in San Francisco, making him a risky play in fantasy against the Panthers next Monday.

Robinson had three receptions on four targets for 34 yards in Sunday's 42-26 loss to the Rams.

Robinson returned to form after being held to five yards on two receptions (five targets) over his previous three appearances. Sunday's three-catch day matched the veteran's previous season high set against the Rams back in Week 5. Robinson's elevated play against his former club still resulted in a forgettable fantasy score, highlighting the overall disappointment of his tenure with the 49ers. The 30-year-old simply isn't doing enough to inspire hope for next Sunday's tilt against the Cardinals.

Robinson finished with no receptions on one target in Sunday's 34-24 win over the Giants.

Robinson was on the field for 33 percent of the offense's snaps Sunday, finishing third behind starters Jauan Jennings (79 percent) and Kendrick Bourne (73 percent). The 30-year-old Robinson failed to capitalize on a prime opportunity to fill in as the 49ers' slot receiver in a cushy matchup, instead he was held without a catch for the second time in the last three weeks. With just eight receptions in six active games, it is safe to say that Robinson has been a poor fit in San Francisco. The 49ers will host Robinson's former club, the Los Angeles Rams, on Sunday, but the veteran's lack of involvement dampens any excitement over a potential "revenge game" in Week 10.

Robinson pulled in two of three targets for five yards while catching a successful two-point attempt in Sunday's 26-15 loss to Houston.

Robinson's two-point conversion reception on San Francisco's final scoring drive was the highlight of yet another disappointing fantasy effort. The veteran wideout was on the field for 57 percent of the offense's snaps Sunday, but he still finished a distant third behind starters Jauan Jennings (85 percent) and Kendrick Bourne (79 percent). Robinson hasn't been able to carve out a significant role for a banged up receiver room, and there is little evidence to suggest that his role will increase against the Giants next Sunday.

Robinson failed to catch his only target in Sunday's 20-10 win over the Falcons.

Robinson logged 23 snaps on offense (34 percent) as the 49ers' third receiver behind Jauan Jennings and Kendrick Bourne on Sunday. The 30-year-old Robinson was an afterthought on offense in San Francisco's run-heavy gameplan, resulting in zero receptions a week after recording his highest yardage total (44) this season. The fact that the coaching staff prefers Bourne -- who was claimed off of waivers in Week 2 -- over the team's biggest free agent signing this past offseason speaks volumes to how poor of a fit Robinson has been with the 49ers. Fantasy managers would have to be in a desperate situation to rely on Robinson against the Texans in Week 8.

Robinson had two receptions on three targets for 44 yards in Sunday's 30-19 loss to the Buccaneers.

Robinson was demoted to No. 4 on the 49ers' depth chart with the return of Jauan Jennings (ribs) to the starting lineup Sunday. The 30-year-old Robinson still finished with his highest yardage total since joining San Francisco this past offseason after breaking off a 31-yard reception in the second quarter. Robinson only logged 13 snaps (19 percent) for a shorthanded offense Sunday, a concerning trend for a player who was expected to step into a larger role with his new club. The veteran wideout makes for a risky play in Week 7 against the Falcons with such a limited role.

Robinson brought in three of seven targets for 39 yards in the 49ers' 26-23 overtime win over the Rams on Thursday night.

With Jauan Jennings (ribs/ankle) and Ricky Pearsall (knee) joining Brandon Aiyuk (knee, reserve/PUP list) on the sidelines, Robinson shot up to No. 2 on the WR depth chart in only his second game in a 49ers uniform. The veteran wasn't overly efficient in his first opportunity to work with Mac Jones, but he turned in some solid gains on his trio of receptions. Kendrick Bourne, Christian McCaffrey and Jake Tonges all got more of Jones' attention, but Robinson could still have a meaningful role in a Week 6 road matchup against the Buccaneers on Sunday, Oct. 12 considering San Francisco could still be down multiple receivers.

Robinson caught one of two targets for 20 yards in Sunday's 26-21 loss to Jacksonville.

Robinson returned from a three-game suspension issued by the league, immediately slotting in as the fourth receiver on the 49ers' depth chart Sunday. The veteran wideout only logged 25 snaps on offense (38 percent) despite signing a contract this offseason to help bolster a depleted receiver room. Perhaps he was being eased back into action, but Robinson may be relied upon more against his former club in Week 5 if Ricky Pearsall (knee) is held out of Thursday's tilt against the Rams.

Robinson's suspension has been lifted by the NFL, which sets the stage for the wideout to be available for Sunday's game against the Jaguars, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports.

With Brandon Aiyuk (knee) on the PUP list and Jauan Jennings (ankle/shoulder) having missed Sunday's 16-15 win over the Cardinals, Robinson -- in his return from a three-game suspension -- has a path to an immediate role in a 49ers' wideout corps that was led by Ricky Pearsall in Week 3, and also includes Kendrick Bourne, Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Skyy Moore. In 17 regular-season contests with the Rams in 2024, Robinson compiled a 31/505/7 receiving line on 64 targets. It's possible that Robinson is eased back into the mix this weekend, but looking ahead he may end up garnering enough snaps and targets to merit attention in deeper fantasy formats.

Robinson recorded two receptions on two targets for 30 yards and a touchdown in Saturday's 30-23 preseason win over the Chargers.

Robinson was a starting wide receiver opposite Robbie Chosen and made his biggest impact early in the second quarter when he made a 22-yard touchdown catch in the right corner of the end zone. Robinson is suspended for the first three games of the regular season, but he could be asked to serve as the 49ers' third receiver upon his return with Brandon Aiyuk (knee) likely to still be sidelined.

San Francisco head coach Kyle Shanahan said Wednesday that Robinson has been suspended the first three games of the regular season for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Robinson's suspension relates to a misdemeanor DUI charge he pled no contest to in July, stemming from an arrest last November. The veteran wide receiver will have to wait to make his regular-season debut until Sunday, Sept. 28 against the Jaguars, though he remains eligible to suit up for the 49ers' preseason finale against Los Angeles on Saturday. Robinson's absence will occur at an especially crucial point for San Francisco's passing game, with Brandon Aiyuk (PUP-knee) expected to be unavailable for the start of the regular season and all of Jauan Jennings (calf), Jacob Cowing (hamstring) and Jordan Watkins (ankle) currently missing time.

Robinson brought in all two targets for 20 yards in the 49ers' 30-9 preseason loss to the Broncos on Saturday night.

The veteran tied for second on the 49ers in catches in his official team debut. Robinson got involved immediately, recording an eight-yard reception on the first play from scrimmage while working with Mac Jones as his quarterback. Robinson would go on to add a 12-yard grab on the first play of San Fran's second drive, rounding out a brief but successful night to open the exhibition slate. Robinson could face some sort of league suspension after pleading no contest to a misdemeanor DUI charge in July, but he's projected to start the 2025 campaign in a prominent role on a receiving corps that isn't expected to have Brandon Aiyuk (PUP-knee) available to start the season.

Robinson, who pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor DUI charge stemming from his arrest last November, has been sentenced to three years' probation, the Orange County Register reports.

Robinson, who signed a two-year, $9.5 million contract in free agency with the 49ers in March, is coming off a 2024 regular season in which he recorded a 31/505/7 receiving line in 17 games with the Rams. When available, the 30-year-old is on track to provide veteran depth to a San Francisco wideout corps that could be without Brandon Aiyuk (knee) early on this season. Per Aidin Vaziri of the San Francisco Chronicle, the NFL has not announced whether Robinson will face discipline under its personal conduct policy.

Robinson is slated to sign a two-year contract with the 49ers, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Robinson hauled in a combined 57 passes for 876 yards and 11 touchdowns in 33 games across his two seasons with the Rams and will now head to San Francisco. The 30-year-old will likely serve as the team's top depth receiver behind Brandon Aiyuk (knee), Jauan Jennings and Ricky Pearsall during the 2025 campaign and could see extended playing time early in the season if Aiyuk is not fully recovered from a torn ACL suffered last November.

Robinson secured three of seven targets for 74 yards in Sunday's 28-22 NFC divisional-round loss to the Eagles.

The veteran wideout was able to make a huge play in the first quarter, ripping a deep ball from Matthew Stafford out of the hands of cornerback Isaiah Rodgers for a 48-yard gain that led to a Joshua Karty field goal. It was a tale of two halves of the season for Robinson, as the majority of his career-high 505 receiving yards (on just 31 catches) came between Weeks 1 and 9. A second-half swoon saw four consecutive games where he was held without a catch, a troubling trend for Robinson, who enters the offseason as an unrestricted free agent.

Robinson secured one of two targets for 23 yards during Monday's 27-9 wild-card victory against the Vikings.

Robinson was on the field for 38 of the Rams' 53 snaps on offense, eclipsed only by Puka Nacua, but didn't garner much attention from Matthew Stafford on a slow day overall for the passing game. Robinson's lone catch came in the first quarter, and he only saw a single target the rest of the way, which falls in line with his production in the latter half of the regular season. The Eagles, who kept Jordan Love and the Packers contained in their 22-10 wild-card win, are up next for Robinson and the Rams in the divisional round.

Robinson caught three of six targets for 72 receiving yards in Sunday's 30-25 loss to the Rams.

Robinson was promoted to the starting lineup with both Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp sitting out Sunday's tilt. The veteran backup was up to the task, posting his second-highest yardage total in 17 active games this season. Robinson finishes the regular season with a 34-577-7 line and will revert to his No. 3 role on offense against the Vikings next Monday.

Robinson failed to secure either of his targets during Saturday's 13-9 victory against the Cardinals.

For the fourth straight contest, Robinson didn't register a catch, a troubling trend considering his playing time as a starter has stayed relatively consistent during this stretch. The Rams' offense has essentially gone through Puka Nacua and Kyren Williams over this span, with the duo combining for 13 catches and the rest of the Rams combining for just four. A divisional showdown against Seattle closes out the regular season in Week 18, and Robinson seems likely to continue his minimal role on the Rams offense.

Robinson failed to catch his lone target during Sunday's 19-9 victory against the Jets.

It was the same stat line for the third game in a row for the veteran, and the only pass sent Robinson's way was picked off by Jets' safety Tony Adams. Despite continuing to be on the field at the same clip as fellow starters Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp, Robinson hasn't secured more than two catches in a game since Week 9 and will likely continue to see a limited role on offense against the Cardinals in Week 17.

Robinson (shoulder) failed to bring in his lone target during Thursday's 12-6 victory against the 49ers.

It was a miserable night for the Rams' pass-catchers outside of Puka Nacua (7-97-0), as the rest of the team combined for just nine catches for 63 yards. Robinson's second straight goose egg for fantasy managers can be partially attributed to the rainy weather in San Francisco, but the shoulder injury that limited him to just a single practice prior to Thursday's contest didn't hinder his playing time; he was second on the team behind Cooper Kupp with 51 offensive snaps. Things don't get any easier for Robinson next week, as a formidable Jets pass defense is up next in Week 16.

Robinson (shoulder) is listed as active Thursday at San Francisco, Stu Jackson of the Ram's official site reports.

Robinson was contained to one limited practice (Wednesday) during Week 15 prep due to a shoulder injury that he suffered in the third quarter of this past Sunday's win against the Bills. Nevertheless, he'll be available to the Rams offense Thursday, likely handling the No. 3 WR role behind Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua. Such a gig has resulted in a 28-433-7 line on 54 targets for Robinson in 13 contests this season.

Robinson (shoulder) is listed as questionable for Thursday's game in San Francisco, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic reports.

Robinson missed a good portion of the third quarter of this past Sunday's win against the Bills due to a shoulder injury but was able to return to action. Since then, he was estimated as a non-participant Monday, didn't take part in Tuesday's walkthrough and then was limited at Wednesday's practice. Robinson thus has a chance to suit up Week 15, something that'll be confirmed, one way or another, about 90 minutes before Thursday's 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff.

Robinson (shoulder) was listed as a non-participant on Tuesday's estimated practice report, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic reports.

Robinson has been a DNP estimate in back-to-back days to open the practice week ahead of Thursday night's NFC West clash with the 49ers. If Robinson is unable to go on the short week, Tutu Atwell would be next in line for snaps behind Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp. The Rams will release their final injury report of the week Wednesday.

Robinson (shoulder) was listed as a non-participant on Monday's estimated practice report, Adam Caplan of SiriusXM NFL Radio reports.

Robinson missed much of the third quarter Sunday against the Bills due to a shoulder injury but was able to return to action. On Monday, coach Sean McVay clarified the nature of Robinson's health concern, calling it an AC joint sprain, per Adam Grosbard of The Orange County Register. With a DNP to kick off Week 15 prep, Robinson now will have a maximum of two chances to prove his health ahead of Thursday's game at San Francisco.

Rams head coach Sean McVay said Monday that Robinson (shoulder) sustained an AC joint sprain during Sunday's 44-42 win over the Bills, making his status uncertain for Thursday's road matchup against the 49ers, Adam Grosbard of The Orange County Register reports.

Robinson finished with zero catches (one target) during Sunday's high-scoring affair, though he had a number of notable plays, including what would have been a 56-yard catch, wiped away by penalties. He also briefly left the game due to a shoulder injury, but was able to retake the field. McVay said he hopes Robinson's availability for Week 15 won't be impacted, but the veteran wideout's practice status will need to be monitored leading up to Thursday's contest.

Robinson (shoulder) returned to Sunday's eventual 44-42 win against the Bills.

Robinson hurt his shoulder early in the third quarter but was on the field for Matthew Stafford's 17-yard TD connection with Cooper Kupp with 22 seconds remaining in that quarter. While Robinson didn't record a catch on his only official target, Stafford looked his way multiple times, only for pass interference to wipe away two different plays. One of them was a 56-yarder that didn't count due to offsetting pass interference calls, after which he exited the game for most of the third. Robinson will look to get back in the act Thursday at San Francisco.

Robinson sustained a shoulder injury during Sunday's game against the Bills, Gary Klein of the Los Angeles Times reports.

At the time of his departure early in the third quarter, Robinson had been held without a catch on one target. As long as Robinson is sidelined, Tutu Atwell, Tyler Johnson, Jordan Whittington and Xavier Smith will be the options at wide receiver behind the top duo of Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua.

Robinson (hand) was a full practice participant Thursday, Adam Caplan of SiriusXM NFL Radio reports.

Robinson suffered a hand injury in the fourth quarter of this past Sunday's win at New Orleans and didn't return. After he opened Week 14 prep with a limited practice Wednesday, he got back to full participation one day later, setting him up to continue to serve as the Rams' No. 3 WR behind Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua. In 12 appearances this season, Robinson has gathered in 28 of 53 targets for 433 yards and a team-leading seven touchdowns.

Robinson (hand) practiced in a limited fashion Wednesday, Adam Caplan of SiriusXM NFL Radio reports.

Robinson exited in the fourth quarter of this past Sunday's win at New Orleans with a hand injury, emerging from Week 13 with two catches (on three targets) for 49 yards and one touchdown. He's made end-zone visits in bunches this season, with two apiece Weeks 8 and 9, while he's currently on another two-game streak with TDs. In order to have a chance to produce again Sunday against the Bills, Robinson may have to get back to full participation by week's end.

Robinson suffered a hand injury during Sunday's game at New Orleans, Sarah Barshop of ESPN.com reports.

Before departing in the middle of the fourth quarter, Robinson had hauled in two of three targets for 49 yards and one touchdown. With Robinson on the sideline, Tutu Atwell, Tyler Johnson, Jordan Whittington and Xavier Smith will be the available wide receivers to the Rams offense behind the top pair of Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua.

Rams coach Sean McVay said Wednesday that Robinson won't be suspended for Sunday's game at New Orleans after getting arrested Monday on suspicion of DUI, Greg Beacham of the Associated Press reports.

Robinson may eventually be suspended by the league but should be in his usual role for now, playing a lot of snaps in an offense where Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp dominate targets. Robinson had just five catches for 57 yards and a TD on 12 targets across the past three games, after catching eight of 12 targets for 129 yards and four TDs between Weeks 8 and 9.

Head coach Sean McVay said that Rams are still gathering more information following Robinson's arrest Monday, and a decision hasn't been made regarding whether the receiver will play Sunday in New Orleans, Adam Grosbard of The Orange County Register reports.

Robinson was arrested Monday at approximately 5:13 a.m. in Woodland Hills, Calif. on suspicion of driving under the influence after he was stopped when he was observed driving on a highway at speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour. McVay said Tuesday that he has spoken to Robinson following his arrest, but the Rams aren't yet willing to commit to the veteran wideout being available for Week 13. The 30-year-old has suited up in each of the Rams' 11 games thus far, recording 26 catches for 384 yards and six touchdowns on 50 targets. His potential absence this Sunday would free up more opportunities for Tyler Johnson and Tutu Atwell behind top receivers Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua.

Robinson was arrested on suspicion of DUI on Monday morning, Cameron DaSilva of USA Today reports.

Robinson was reportedly cited and released following the arrest. It's not yet clear how the legal matter may impact his playing status moving forward. The Rams next play Sunday, Dec. 1 in New Orleans.

Robinson had two receptions on three targets for 15 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 37-20 loss to the Eagles.

Robinson got back into the end zone after being held out for two straight weeks following a four-score outburst over Weeks 8 and 9. The veteran receiver finished with two or fewer receptions for the fifth time over his last six contests, highlighting his dependency on touchdowns in order to generate fantasy value. Those facts limit Robinson to deep-league utility as the Rams prepare to take on the Saints next Sunday.

Robinson secured two of four targets for 19 yards during Sunday's 28-22 victory against the Patriots.

Besides the target hogging duo of Cooper Kupp (6-106-2) and Puka Nacua (7-123-1), Robinson and Tutu Atwell were the only wideouts to see any targets at all. The veteran didn't manage to do much with those targets, however, and his 6-94-2 line from Week 9 is starting to look more like an outlier with Kupp and Nacua rolling. It'll be hard to trust Robinson in fantasy lineups against the Eagles in Week 12.

Robinson had one reception (on five targets) for 23 yards in Monday's 23-15 loss to Miami.

Robinson overcame minor toe and hip injuries in order to suit up as the Rams' third receiver in Monday's defeat. The veteran wideout couldn't replicate his strong output from the previous two weeks with both Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp active against the Dolphins. Expect Robinson to continue operating as Matthew Stafford's third or fourth option when the Rams visit the Patriots on Sunday.

Robinson (toe/hip) does not carry an injury designation ahead of Monday's contest against the Dolphins, David Furones of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

Jordan Whittington and Robinson were each cleared of their respective injury designation, which means the Rams will be at full capacity at wide receiver for one of the few times this season. Expect Robinson to see less work than last week when he caught the game-winning touchdown, in part because Puka Nacua will be back after being ejected early in the win over the Seahawks.

Robinson (toe/hip) practiced in a limited capacity Friday, Adam Caplan of SiriusXM NFL Radio reports.

When Sean McVay touched on Robinson on Thursday, he relayed to Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic that the wide receiver wouldn't practice in the ensuing session but should be OK to play Monday against the Dolphins. Increasing his activity level one day later is giving Robinson a chance to back up McVay's words, and the former will have one more chance to get back to full participation Saturday before the Rams potentially tag him with a designation for Week 10.

Coach Sean McVay said Robinson (toe) won't practice Thursday, but the wide receiver should be fine for Monday's game against the Dolphins, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic reports.

Robinson has been on a scoring binge since Week 5, posting a 12-166-5 line on 20 targets over the last four games. Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua have been back in action for the last two contests, but Nacua's ejection this past Sunday in Seattle may have aided in Robinson's two-TD day. As for his health, Robinson has two more practices remaining this week in which to put himself in a position to play in Week 10, which is something that McVay seemingly expects him to do.

Robinson had six receptions on nine targets for 94 yards and a pair of touchdowns in Sunday's 26-20 overtime win over Seattle.

Robinson saw his role elevated following Puka Nacua's early ejection in Sunday's victory. The 30-year-old Robinson cashed in an early second-half touchdown before finishing off the Seahawks with a 39-yard score in overtime. Robinson should revert to the Rams' third wideout role against the Dolphins next Sunday despite catching four touchdowns over his last two contests.

Robinson secured two of three targets for 35 yards and two touchdowns in the Rams' 30-20 win over the Vikings on Thursday night.

Robinson was third in receptions and receiving yards on the night for the Rams, but he maximized his two catches by recording key touchdown grabs of 25 and 10 yards in the third and fourth quarters, respectively, erasing a three-point deficit with the first and extending a one-point lead with the second. Robinson had mustered modest production during the absences of Cooper Kupp (ankle) and Puka Nacua (knee), so it was somewhat ironic his first multi-touchdown game since Week 2 of the 2019 season unfolded in the duo's return to action. Despite the success Thursday, Robinson will be difficult to trust in a Week 9 road matchup against the Seahawks on Sunday, Nov. 3.

Robinson secured one of three targets for nine yards during Sunday's 20-15 victory over the Raiders.

Robinson tied with Tyler Johnson for the most playing time among wideouts, with 50 of 55 snaps played on offense, but Johnson (seven targets, four catches for 57 yards) and Tutu Atwell (nine targets, six catches for 51 yards) commanded the lion's share of Matthew Stafford's attention. Even with Jordan Whittington (shoulder) limited to just nine snaps and no targets, Robinson's role didn't expand, and his usage will likely continue to decrease as Cooper Kupp (ankle) is expected to return for a Week 8 contest against the Vikings.

Robinson recorded three receptions on five targets for 28 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 24-19 loss to the Packers.

Robinson continued to see his role fade relative to Tutu Atwell and Jordan Whittington. However, he contributed a few key catches, the most important of which was a one-yard touchdown late in the fourth quarter that got the Rams within one score. Despite the key reception, he has failed to reach 50 yards in all but one game on the season.

Robinson (hip) practiced in full Thursday, Sarah Barshop of ESPN.com reports.

One day removed from logging a capped session Wednesday, Robinson returned to full participation, paving the way for him to continue being a part of the Rams receiving corps Sunday against the Packers. With WRs Puka Nacua (knee) on injured reserve and Cooper Kupp (ankle) sidelined, Robinson hasn't been lacking in offensive snaps this season, earning at least 85 percent in all four games. Still, Robinson has mustered just a 9-161-0 line on 18 targets while Tutu Atwell and Jordan Whittington have taken on larger target shares the past few contests.

Robinson (hip) practiced in a limited fashion Wednesday, Adam Caplan of SiriusXM NFL Radio reports.

Just as coach Sean McVay told Stu Jackson of the Rams' official site on Monday, Robinson is operating with a cap on his practice reps this week, only the listed injury is hip and not groin. In any case, Robinson's status will be one to watch as the week goes on to see if he may head into the weekend with a designation for Sunday's game against the Packers.

Coach Sean McVay relayed Monday that Robinson (groin) will be limited at practice this week, Stu Jackson of the Rams' official site reports.

That said, McVay noted that he expects Robinson to be able to play against the Packers on Sunday. If that ends up being the case, Robinson will continue to see added opportunities this weekend alongside Jordan Whittington and Tutu Atwell, given that both Kupp (ankle) and Puka Nacua (knee) will remain sidelined versus Green Bay.

Robinson caught two of three targets for 37 yards during Sunday's 24-18 loss to Chicago.

The veteran wideout finished third on the team in snaps played behind rookie Jordan Whittington (6-62-0) and Tutu Atwell (4-82-0), and saw less targets than tight end Colby Parkinson and running back Kyren Williams. Despite looking like the primary option to fill in as the lead wideout in the absence of Cooper Kupp (ankle) and Puka Nacua (knee), Whittington and Atwell have been the ones that have benefited most. Robinson will look to bounce back in a Week 5 matchup with a Packers defense that gave up three first-half passing touchdowns to Sam Darnold and the Vikings.

Robinson caught one of four targets for 32 yards in Sunday's 27-24 win over the 49ers.

Robinson filled in for an undermanned Rams' receiving corps against a division rival Sunday. The former Chief excelled with his increased opportunities (two targets in Week 2), but he still lacks the consistency necessary for a must-start option in standard fantasy leagues. Robinson should have used in deeper formats heading into Sunday's tilt against the Bears.

Robinson is preparing for a larger role with Puka Nacua (knee) on injured reserve and Cooper Kupp (ankle) expected to miss multiple games, Stu Jackson of the Rams' official site reports.

Robinson has only six catches for 92 yards this season after a nice run of performances in the No. 3 receiver role last year, but he should start to draw more targets if nothing else, playing alongside Tyler Johnson, Jordan Whittington and Tutu Atwell instead of targets hogs like Nacua and Kupp. The issue for fantasy is efficiency, especially with the Rams already losing two starting offensive linemen to injured reserve and now drawing a tough Week 3 matchup against the rival 49ers.

Robinson had two receptions (four targets) for 50 yards in Sunday's 41-10 loss to the Cardinals.

Robinson finished as the Rams' leading receiver after star wideout Cooper Kupp (ankle) was knocked out of Sunday's tilt in the first half. The latter was spotted in a walking boot following the blowout loss, which doesn't bode well for Kupp's availability for Sunday's upcoming matchup against the 49ers. Robinson could lead a barebones Rams receiving unit in yardage (like he did in Sunday's contest) in Week 3 with Puka Nacua (knee) already mending on injured reserve.

Robinson is primed for a larger role over the next few weeks after Puka Nacua (knee) was placed on injured reserve Wednesday.

Robinson played 92 percent of the team's offensive snaps in Sunday's 26-20 overtime loss to the Lions, during which Nacua didn't play after halftime. Cooper Kupp was targeted on 21 of Matthew Stafford's 49 passes in that game, while Robinson and Tyler Johnson filled secondary roles with seven targets apiece. Robinson played well down the stretch for the Rams in 2023, posting 319 yards and four touchdowns in a five-game span from Weeks 13-17.

Robinson brought in four of seven targets for 42 yards in Sunday's overtime loss to the Lions.

Robinson earned a spot on the Rams' Week 1 roster after serving as a backup in 2023. The long-time Kansas City Chief saw his role immediately increase after starter Puka Nacua (knee) had to be carted off the field in the middle of Sunday's 26-20 defeat. Cooper Kupp (21 targets) benefited the most from his teammate's absence, while Tyler Johnson (seven targets) also absorbed some of Nacua's workload in the second half. If the latter is forced to miss next Sunday's matchup against the Cardinals, Robinson could see a temporary boost in fantasy value and become a viable pickup in deeper formats.

Robinson has been "one of the stars" of Rams training camp and remains on track for the No. 3 receiver role, according to Cameron DaSilva of Rams Wire.

Tutu Atwell was given a chance to compete for the No. 3 spot but apparently hasn't done much with the opportunity. He previously lost the role to Robinson late last season, which led to a five-game stretch Weeks 13-17 in which Robinson scored four TDs while averaging 4.2 catches 63.8 yards on 6.8 targets per game. Robinson then re-signed on a one-year, $5 million contract in the offseason, setting him up for steady playing time in an offense that always ranks near the top of the league in percentage of passes thrown to WRs (rather than other positions). Granted, Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua will see a lot more of those passes than Robinson, making it difficult to match his late-season production from last year.

Robinson is re-signing with the Rams on a one-year, $5 million contract, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Robinson spent much of 2023 buried on the Rams' depth chart but then replaced Tutu Atwell as the No. 3 receiver down the stretch and put together an impressive streak of production. Robinson scored a TD in four straight games in December and had five consecutive outings with at least 44 yards and 12 PPR points. It was his seventh straight season with more than 200 receiving yards but less than 500, with the veteran WR recording career highs for yards per catch (14.3) and yards per target (9.5). Robinson will turn 30 in September and might still face competition for the No. 3 WR job behind Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp.

Robinson caught 26 of 39 targets for 371 yards and four touchdowns during the 2023 regular season.

The veteran wideout took the field for just 32 snaps over the Rams first 10 games and looked to be nothing more than a depth piece for the Rams, but once pressed into a starting role in Week 11, Robinson became a quality starter alongside Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp and posted a respectable 23-342-4 line over the Rams final seven games, and posted three catches on six targets for 44 yards in the Rams' playoff loss to the Lions. While Robinson will be an unrestricted free agent heading into 2024, it wouldn't be shocking to see a reunion with the Rams going into his age-30 season thanks to his effectiveness and reliability as a starter in the latter half of the 2023 campaign.

Robinson caught six of 10 targets for 92 yards and lost one of his two fumbles in Sunday's 26-25 win over the Giants.

Robinson led the team in targets, with two more than Puka Nacua and four more than Cooper Kupp. The former Kansas City and Baltimore wideout has supplanted Tutu Atwell as the No. 3 receiver in Los Angeles, and Robinson has made the most of the opportunity. His four-game touchdown streak was snapped, but Robinson set a new season high in yards while tying his season highs in catches and targets. Robinson will likely maintain a prominent role in Week 18 against the 49ers, even if one or both teams rest some of their starters.

Robinson brought in all six targets for 82 yards and a touchdown in the Rams' 30-22 win over the Saints on Thursday night.

Robinson continued his late-season surge with new high-water marks in receptions and receiving yards, as well as his fourth touchdown in as many contests. The veteran wideout recorded a four-yard scoring grab just before halftime to answer the Saints' first touchdown, and he finished tied for second in receptions and as the runner-up in receiving yards. The eight-year veteran appears to have moved ahead of Tutu Atwell, who was active Thursday night after a one-game absence due to a concussion but didn't draw a target. Therefore, Robinson is likely to continue to operating as the No. 3 receiver in a Week 17 road matchup against the Giants on New Year's Eve.

Robinson caught two of three targets for 44 yards and a touchdown and rushed once for 22 yards during Sunday's 28-20 victory against the Commanders.

With Tutu Atwell (concussion) out, Robinson entered the starting lineup for the first time all season primed to make a big impact against the Commanders struggling defense. While the veteran wideout's target share took a big hit from the 15 combined looks he saw in the prior two contests, he rewarded fantasy managers with a 23-yard touchdown grab in the fourth quarter, and added a 23-yard run and another 21-yard catch to complete a compact but productive day. Week 16 brings the stout New Orleans defense into town, and while they don't provide nearly as much fantasy fun for wideouts, Matthew Stafford's trust in Robinson in the red zone in recent weeks may keep him on the fantasy radar.

Robinson is slated to serve as the Rams' No. 3 receiver Sunday against the Commanders with Tutu Atwell (concussion) sidelined for the contest, Gary Klein of the Los Angeles Times reports.

The veteran is already coming off a busy day in the Week 14 overtime loss to the Ravens, with Robinson logging 10 targets in that game but posting an inefficient 30.0 percent catch rate. However, Robinson did total 46 yards and a touchdown on those three catches, and he'll now set his sights on a Commanders defense allowing 293.4 passing yards per road game.

Robinson secured three of 10 targets for 46 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 37-31 overtime loss to the Ravens.

Despite tying for the team lead in targets with Cooper Kupp, Robinson wasn't able to come close to replicating Kupp's stellar 8-115-1 line. Even though Robinson and Matthew Stafford weren't able to get on the same page for much of the day, a five-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter helped make it a decent performance from a fantasy perspective. Perhaps more notably, Tutu Atwell left the game in the second quarter while being evaluated for a concussion, which could push Robinson into a starting role alongside Kupp and Puka Nacua heading into a tantalizing matchup with the Commanders in Week 15.

Robinson caught four of five targets for 55 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 36-19 win over the Browns.

It was a season-best performance for the veteran wideout, and Robinson got into the end zone for the first time this year on a seven-yard strike from Matthew Stafford late in the third quarter. Robinson's increased role in the offense the last couple weeks has coincided with a resurgence from Stafford, but he remains firmly behind Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp on the depth chart heading into a Week 14 clash with the Ravens.

Robinson caught both of his targets for 13 yards during Sunday's 37-17 victory against the Cardinals.

Robinson wasn't listed as a starter for the Rams, but ended up on the field for a season-high 40 snaps on offense, far more than No. 3 wideout Tutu Atwell's 24. Despite the big bump in playing time, Robinson was held to a pair of short catches, while Atwell turned in a respectable 3-76-0 performance. Notably, Cooper Kupp didn't look 100 percent throughout the game and also appeared to get dinged up again early in the contest, which may keep Robinson's role trending up heading into a tough matchup against an imposing Browns pass defense in Week 13.

Robinson caught both of his targets for 24 yards during Sunday's 17-16 victory against the Seahawks.

Despite earning just seven snaps on offense, the veteran wideout made the most of his scant time on the field with a 23-yard catch early in the fourth quarter, which was the start of a key touchdown drive that helped the Rams pull off the comeback victory. Cooper Kupp (ankle) went down with injury during the game, and if he were to miss any time, Robinson, Ben Skowronek and Austin Trammell would likely see an expanded role behind starters Puka Nacua and Tutu Atwell.

Robinson (coach's decision) is inactive Sunday against the Eagles, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic reports.

Robinson has played in each of the team's first four games, but with limited snaps, and he still has not seen a target on the season. With Cooper Kupp (hamstring) returning, Robinson will be the odd man out in the team's receiving corps.

Robinson went without a target on his six snaps on offense in Sunday's 30-23 loss to the 49ers.

Cooper Kupp's (hamstring) placement on injured reserve to begin the season hasn't opened up any extra work for Robinson, who boasts the most NFL experience of any of the five receivers currently on the active roster. Robinson has played just nine total snaps through two games while the Rams have relied on fifth-round rookie Puka Nacua and third-year man Tutu Atwell to pick up most the slack in the passing game while Kupp is on the mend.

Robinson failed to bring in any of his four targets during Saturday's 41-0 preseason loss to the Broncos.

While a goose egg in the reception department would normally be worrisome for a roster bubble candidate like Robinson, the Rams only managed 102 yards receiving all game, with only likely practice squad members Austin Trammell and Braxton Burmeister finishing with double-digit yardage. Tyler Johnson is Robinson's most likely competitor for a spot on the 53-man roster after Ben Skowronek joined Cooper Kupp, Van Jefferson, Tutu Atwell and Puka Nacua on the sidelines Saturday, a usual indicator from coach Sean McVay that a player has earned a spot on the team. Robinson's versatility may give him a slight edge over Johnson if the team chooses to only have six receivers in order to have more flexibility in other positions to open the campaign.

Robinson secured two of seven targets for eight yards during Saturday's 34-17 preseason loss to the Raiders.

Despite being on the field for 49 of the Rams' 54 offensive snaps, Robinson was only able to turn seven targets into two small receptions. Quarterback Stetson Bennett had an erratic night while running the offense, and the only Rams' pass catcher that had any success on the night was tight end Davis Allen, which helps lessen the blame being squarely on Robinson for a poor performance. With four wideouts (Cooper Kupp, Van Jefferson, Puka Nacua and Tutu Atwell) now essentially locked onto the roster, the final three or four wide receivers on the final 53-man roster will likely come down to Robinson, Ben Skowronek, Tyler Johnson and Lance McCutcheon, with McCutcheon looking like the odd man out at the moment.

Robinson caught his only target for nine yards during Saturday's 34-17 preseason loss to the Chargers.

Despite a strong training camp, Robinson was only targeted once on 29 snaps and took a backseat to breakout performances from Puka Nacua (3-32-1) and Tyler Johnson (5-70-0). While Nacua seems to have secured a roster spot, Johnson and Robinson's positions are more tenuous, which may give more weight to preseason performances from both players. The 28-year-old veteran will have another opportunity to showcase his talents next week against the Raiders.

Robinson could be in for an expanded role after impressing early in training camp, Skyler Carlin of TheRamsWire reports.

Robinson and fellow veteran Tyler Johnson both signed with the Rams in the offseason, but Robinson has made the most headlines. The six-year vet has made most of his catches during practice and earned high praise from head coach Sean McVay, who said he's "really liked what I've seen so far from Demarcus." With Cooper Kupp (hamstring) and Ben Skowronek (back) both on the mend, Robinson should get an extended look during the preseason and may have worked himself into the mix for the No. 3 wideout spot between Tutu Atwell and rookie Puka Nacua.

Robinson agreed to a contract with the Rams on Thursday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

The 28-year-old underwent surgery to address a sports hernia in February, and he's presumably now healthy. Robinson spent last season in Baltimore and had 48 receptions for 458 yards and two touchdowns. The Rams' don't have much for established wideouts behind Cooper Kupp, so Robinson could earn a sizable role with a strong showing in training camp.

Robinson (sports hernia) underwent surgery Monday, Jonas Shaffer of the Baltimore Banner reports.

Robinson's recovery from the procedure to address a sports hernia injury shouldn't significantly impact his availability during offseason activities. The impending unrestricted free agent appeared in 17 regular-season games for the Ravens this season, in which span he secured 48 of 75 targets for 458 yards and two touchdowns.

Robinson caught two of three targets for 49 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 24-17 wild-card round loss to the Bengals.

Robinson got behind the Cincinnati defense for a game-tying, 41-yard touchdown in the third quarter. After coming eight yards short of his career high with 458 in the regular season, Robinson added just his second touchdown in 14 career playoff games. The former Chiefs wide receiver will be an unrestricted free agent this offseason.

Robinson caught two of nine targets for 24 yards in Sunday's 27-16 loss to the Bengals.

Robinson played the most snaps of any Ravens wideout, playing 49 of Baltimore's 78 offensive snaps. Despite earning the second-most targets from rookie quarterback Anthony Brown, the veteran wideout's struggles to produce continued. Robinson finished the 2022 campaign with 48 catches for 458 yards and two touchdowns. The 28-year-old stepped into a more prominent role in the offense with both Rashod Bateman (foot) and Devin Duvernay (foot) lost due to injury at different points of the season. Inconsistent quarterback play certainly contributed to Robinson's often lackluster performances, but it remains to be seen if he can establish himself as a true threat in the Ravens' passing attack in 2023.

Robinson caught one pass for nine yards on three targets Sunday against the Steelers.

Robinson's usage has dropped off in recent weeks with two catches for 15 yards and a score on four targets over his last two games. He was previously trending upwards with at least five receptions in back-to-back games. Baltimore's passing game has sputtered in Lamar Jackson's absence with an average of 117.8 passing yards in Tyler Huntley's starts. The Ravens travel to Cincinnati for the regular season finale in Week 18.

Robinson (rest/groin) doesn't carry an injury designation into Sunday's game against the Steelers.

Robinson got the day off Thursday but returned to full practice participation Thursday. The wide receiver will suit up against the rival Steelers on SNF for a Ravens offense that will once again be led by Tyler Huntley under center with Lamar Jackson (knee) unavailable.

Robinson didn't practice Thursday while he received rest for a groin injury, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.

Though Robinson's mid-week appearance on the injury report with a groin issue would normally be cause for concern, the fact that the Ravens also attributed his absence Thursday to rest suggests he'll likely be fine for Sunday's game against the Steelers. For the fourth straight week, Robinson looks like he'll be on track to draw targets from fill-in starting quarterback Tyler Huntley, as Lamar Jackson (knee) sat out his 11th straight practice Thursday and is trending toward another missed game.

Robinson turned his only target into a six-yard touchdown in Saturday's 17-9 win over the Falcons.

Tyler Huntley completed only nine passes on the day as the Ravens leaned heavily on their ground game, and his only TD pass went to Robinson in the second quarter. It's the wideout's first touchdown since Week 2, and the first touchdown by any Baltimore wideout since Week 3. With the team having locked up a playoff spot Saturday, there may be no rush to get Lamar Jackson (knee) back into the lineup -- limiting the ceiling of Robinson and every Ravens pass-catcher in Week 17 against the Steelers.

Robinson recorded six receptions on six targets for 29 yards in Saturday's 13-3 loss to Cleveland.

Robinson continued to have an extensive role in the Baltimore offense, finishing second to only Mark Andrews in targets. While volume was on his side, Robinson failed to make a significant impact on the game with his longest gain of the day going for only 14 yards. He should benefit from the return of Lamar Jackson (knee), as Robinson has established himself as the top wide receiver for the Ravens in recent weeks by tallying at least six targets in four of his last six contests.

Robinson (illness) practiced fully Wednesday.

That Robinson returned to a full practice workload indicates he should be ready for his usual three-down role when the Ravens play Cleveland on Saturday. What's less clear is what will go on at quarterback for the Ravens, as Lamar Jackson (knee) did not practice Tuesday or Wednesday.

Robinson was listed as a non-participant at Tuesday's walk-through practice due to an illness.

As long as Robinson is able to get back in the practice field in some fashion Wednesday and/or Thursday, he'll likely be ready to play Saturday in Cleveland. After providing little production over the first half of the season, Robinson has emerged as a more reliable member of the Ravens' receiving corps in recent weeks. Over the team's last six games, Robinson has recorded 29 receptions for 314 yards and no touchdowns on 39 targets.

Robinson recorded five receptions on six targets for 52 yards in Sunday's 16-14 win over the Steelers.

The Ravens had minimal production through the air, as they were led by third-string quarterback Anthony Brown for much of the second half. Even so, Robinson led the team in receptions and yards, with his performance highlighted by a 23-yard catch midway through the first quarter. The rushing attack will remain the focal point of Baltimore's offense moving forward, but Robinson has five or more receptions in four of his last six games.

Robinson secured seven of eight targets for 41 yards in the Ravens' 10-9 win over the Broncos on Sunday.

Robinson led the Ravens in receptions and targets on the afternoon while checking in second only to Mark Andrews in receiving yardage. The journeyman wideout has worked well with both Tyler Huntley and Lamar Jackson (knee) as his quarterbacks, as he now has efforts of six, seven and nine catches within his last five games. He'll aim to continue his productive way s with whoever his under center in a Week 14 road divisional clash against the Steelers.

Robinson caught one of four targets for 17 yards in Sunday's 28-27 loss to the Jaguars.

After catching all nine of his targets for 128 yards in Week 11, Robinson's one-catch performance was disappointing to say the least. In what appeared to be a good match on paper for Ravens' receivers, Robinson and Devin Duvernay failed to get much going as the team's top wideouts. With that said, the veteran should continue to be involved going forward with teammate Rashod Bateman (foot) out for the remainder of the season and the offense looking to get back on track. Robinson will have an opportunity to bounce back in Week 13 when the Ravens host the Broncos.

Robinson (hip) is active for Sunday's game against the Panthers.

Despite being listed as questionable heading into Sunday, Robinson erased most of the concern about his health by practicing in a full capacity Friday. He shouldn't face any restrictions this week while he likely serves as a starting receiver alongside Devin Duvernay (hamstring), who is also available to play after being listed as questionable. Robinson will be looking to build on his season-best performance Week 11, when he recorded nine receptions for 128 yards in a win over the Panthers.

Robinson (hip) is expected to suit up for Sunday's contest against Jacksonville, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Robinson practiced in full Friday, so it would be something of a surprise to see him not listed as active ahead of Sunday's 1:00 p.m. kickoff time. Devin Duvernay (hamstring) is also expected to suit up versus the Jaguars, while Mark Andrews has fully escaped the injury report. Aside from tight end Isaiah Likely (ankle), Lamar Jackson looks set to have his full assortment of pass-catchers available Week 12.

Robinson (hip) is listed as questionablee for Sunday's game against the Jaguars after returning to a full practice Friday.

After sitting out practice Thursday, Robinson logged a full session a day later, which has him trending in the right direction ahead of this weekend's contest. That said, the wideout's official 'questionable' designation makes his status worth confirming in advance of Sunday's 1:00 ET kickoff. Also listed as questionable is WR Devin Duvernay, who was added to Baltimore's injury report after being limited by a hamstring issue Friday. In the Ravens' win over the Panthers last Sunday, Robinson had his best game of the season, catching nine passes for 128 yards.

Robinson (hip) was present for practice Friday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Robinson was added to the Ravens' Week 12 injury report after sitting out Thursday's practice, but the wideout's return to the field Friday is a good sign ahead of Sunday's game against the Jaguars. Baltimore's upcoming injury report will reveal whether Robinson carries an injury designation into the weekend or ends up being cleared to play versus Jacksonville. Robinson is coming off a season-best performance in the Ravens' win over the Panthers last Sunday, when he caught nine passes for 128 yards.

Robinson (hip) was listed as a non-participant on Thursday's practice report, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Robinson practiced fully Wednesday, so his Thursday addition to the Ravens' Week 12 injury report is notable, especially on the heels of a nine-catch, 128-yard effort in this past Sunday's 13-3 win over the Panthers. Friday's final practice/injury report will add further context with regard to Robinson's chances of suiting up this weekend versus the Jaguars, but if he's out or limited, added wideout snaps would be available for James Proche and Tylan Wallace.

Robinson brought in all nine targets for 128 yards in the Ravens' 13-3 win over the Panthers on Sunday.

The veteran journeyman surprisingly paced the Ravens in receptions, receiving yardage and targets on the afternoon, despite the return of Mark Andrews from his one-game absence due to shoulder and ankle injuries. Robinson's yardage total was his highest since Week 2 of the 2019 season when he was still with the Chiefs, and with Rashod Bateman (foot) out the rest of the season, it's certainly possible he continues to enjoy an elevated role.

Robinson recorded one reception on four targets for 12 yards in Monday's 27-13 win over the Saints.

Robinson was questionable heading into Monday's game but managed to play through his groin issue. He finished second on the team with four targets, though he failed to get on the same page as Lamar Jackson. With Rashob Bateman (foot) out for the season, Robinson could continue to see a significant role in Baltimore's receiving corps. However, he has managed to surpass 27 receiving yards in a game only once this season.

Robinson (groin) is listed as active for Monday night's game against the Saints.

With Rashod Bateman (foot) -- who is now out for the season -- limited to 13 snaps in Week 8's win over the Buccaneers, Robinson caught six of his season-high eight targets for 64 yards. As long as he's able to avoid any setbacks Monday, Robinson should continue to see added snaps alongside Devin Duvernay and James Proche, with practice squad elevations DeSean Jackson and Binjimen Victor also mixing in.

Robinson (groin) is listed as questionable for Monday's contest against the Saints, Nick Underhill of NewOrleans.Football reports.

Robinson was added to the practice report Friday and practiced in limited fashion, but his status appears to be trending in the wrong direction after failing to practice at all Saturday. The veteran's status is crucial with Rashod Bateman (foot) done for the season, and both Gus Edwards (hamstring) and Mark Andrews (shoulder/knee) listed as doubtful. If Robinson were unable to play the Ravens would be down to the likes of Devin Duvernay, Isaiah Likely, James Proche and Tylan Wallace as the top pass catchers.

Robinson was limited at Friday's practice due to a groin issue, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.

Robinson made a sudden appearance on the Ravens' Week 9 injury report after avoiding it entirely Thursday. With Rashod Bateman set to miss the rest of the regular season due to a Lisfranc injury in his left foot, the team's wide receiver depth already was being tested, and Robinson's health concern throws another wrench into post-Bateman plans for the group. Robinson will have one more chance to practice Saturday before the Ravens potentially hand him a designation for Monday's game at New Orleans. Currently, Devin Duvernay, James Proche and Tylan Wallace are the healthy wideouts on Baltimore's active roster, while DeSean Jackson, Andy Isabella and Binjimen Victor reside on the practice squad.

Robinson brought in six of eight targets for 64 yards in the Ravens' 27-22 win over the Buccaneers on Thursday night.

The veteran saw an expanded role with Rashod Bateman exiting early with an aggravation of his foot injury and Mark Andrews also seeing his night cut short with a shoulder issue. Robinson ended the night tied with Isaiah Likely for the team lead in receptions and paced the team in targets, and he could enjoy additional opportunity again in a Week 9 road matchup versus the Saints on Monday night, Nov. 7 if Bateman in particular remains sidelined.

Robinson failed to see a target in the team's 23-20 win over the Browns on Sunday.

Robinson's production dropped off significantly from posting season high's across the board in Week 6 against the Giants. The return of Rashod Bateman (foot) certainly played a role, but Robinson still saw a season-low 24 percent of the offensive snaps. as the Ravens opted to deploy more two tight end sets. Robinson will work to earn more opportunities Thursday against the Buccaneers.

Robinson had three catches for 27 yards on five targets Sunday against the Giants.

The veteran played a season-high 78 percent of the offensive snaps Sunday and posted season-highs in the box score as well. Robinson's playing time has ticked up in recent weeks due to Rashod Bateman's absence. Prior to Bateman's injury, Robinson was playing just over 40 percent of Baltimore's offensive snaps, so a role decrease could be in the offing if Bateman returns Week 7 against the Bengals.

Robinson caught one of two targets for eight yards during Sunday's 19-17 win against the Bengals.

With Rashod Bateman (foot) sidelined, Robinson saw a season-high 46 offensive snaps, but his production remained the same as Baltimore's offense struggled to be dynamic. It was a similar story during Week 5, when Bateman left the team's loss to the Bills early. However, Baltimore's passing attack will look to take advantage of a depleted Giants' secondary in Week 6, so Robinson could be in store for a breakout game if Bateman remains sidelined.

Robinson had two catches on three targets for 10 yards in Sunday's loss to the Bills.

The veteran played a season-high 37 snaps due in large part to Rashod Bateman suffering a foot injury in the second half of the game. Robinson did not see his role in the passing game increase despite the elevated snap volume. Pending Bateman's status going into Week 5, Robinson could be primed for a strong snap share against the Bengals but it's dubious to expect that to convert into a major boost in fantasy output.

Robinson played 22 of the Ravens' 59 offensive snaps in Sunday's 37-26 win over the Patriots and failed to haul in his lone target.

Though he served as Baltimore's No. 3 receiver Sunday, Robinson was on the field for just 37 percent of the offensive plays. He continues to be hurt by the Ravens making frequent use of two-tight-end sets featuring standout Mark Andrews and rookie Isaiah Likely, the latter of whom has seen comparable snap shares to Robinson through each of the first three weeks. Expect the trend to continue moving forward, therefore making it difficult to extract much fantasy value from Robinson.

Robinson caught one of two targets for 12 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 42-38 loss to the Dolphins.

Robinson's 12-yard touchdown grab came with under a minute left in the first half of what ended up being a gut-wrenching loss for the Ravens. The wideout's only other target on the contest was a short incompletion from Lamar Jackson just one play before his score. Robinson continued to operate as the Ravens' No. 3 receiver behind Rashod Bateman and Devin Duvernary, playing on just 39 percent of the team's offensive snaps. With this type of snap share and target volume, the 28-year-old is difficult to trust for fantasy purposes. Robinson will look to get more involved in the passing game when the Ravens visit the Patriots in Week 3.

Robinson caught two of four targets for 19 yards Sunday against the Jets.

The recently acquired Robinson had a solid role in his regular-season debut for the Ravens with four targets, which tied for third on the team. He played 23 of a possible 51 snaps and functioned as the No.3 receiver behind Rashod Bateman and Devin Duvernay. His target per snap rate is somewhat encouraging but he will need to start converting those opportunities into more production before he can be considered to be back on the fantasy radar.

Robinson caught four of six targets for 135 yards and a touchdown in Saturday's preseason finale against Washington.

Recently released by Kansas City, the 27-year-old wideout made his case for a roster spot in Baltimore with two long gains on double moves. Both were arguably bad defense rather than great route-running, but it at least keeps Robinson in the mix for a roster spot on a team that has one of the weakest WR depth charts in the league.

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said Tuesday that he expects Robinson to play in Saturday's preseason contest against the Commanders, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Robinson recently signed with the Ravens and will likely make his team debut Saturday. The 2016 fourth-round pick was recently cut by Las Vegas, but he'll have a better chance of securing a spot in Baltimore's receiving corps that lacks established options behind 2021 first-round pick Rashod Bateman.

Robinson is signing with the Ravens, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.

Robinson was surprisingly released by the Raiders on Tuesday, but he has found a new team just three days later. The former Chiefs wideout has a better chance to secure a prominent role in a Baltimore receiving corps that lacks established options behind 2021 first-round pick Rashod Bateman.

The Raiders released Robinson on Tuesday, Field Yates of ESPN reports.

In a somewhat surprising development, Robinson was among the first round of Raiders cuts this month. The wide receiver has six years of NFL experience, all with the Chiefs, but he never surpassed 45 catches, 470 yards or four TDs in a given season. Robinson will seek out another opportunity elsewhere.

Robinson caught two of three targets for 28 yards in Sunday's 26-20 preseason win over the Vikings.

Robinson got to get some run as a starter with his new club Sunday due to all of the Raiders' inactive regulars (rest). The former Kansas City Chief was able to get on the same page with fellow newcomer, Jarrett Stidham, on a couple of throws. Las Vegas' starting receiving unit is very top-heavy, so Robinson will have to carve out a backup role this preseason. His next opportunity will come against the Dolphins on Saturday in the second week of the NFL preseason.

Quarterback Derek Carr views Robinson as a player that can stretch the field for the Raiders this season, Vic Tafur of The Athletic reports.

The Raiders have no shortage of precise route runners at wide receiver, as Davante Adams and Hunter Renfrow are both known for that skill. Offseason addition Keelan Cole is another reliable route runner, while Robinson brings a different skill set, which has intrigued Carr. "Robinson has flashed that talent, that speed that we have seen happen against us for a few years," Carr said. "He's flashed those same things here, that ability to be someone that can stretch the field and also run the intermediate to short stuff and make something happen afterwards."

Robinson has agreed to a one-year deal with the Raiders, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Robinson is coming off a 2021 campaign in which he recorded 25 catches on 41 targets for 264 yards and three TDs in 17 games with the Chiefs. This coming season, the 27-year-old will compete with Bryan Edwards and Mack Hollins for the team's wide receiver looks that don't go to high-volume options Davante Adams and Hunter Renfrow.

Robinson compiled three receptions for 19 yards on a season-high six targets during Saturday's game against the Broncos.

Robinson's target volume matched the Week 6 count against the Football Team despite him playing just half of the offensive snaps, which ranks sixth-fewest among games he's appeared in this season by percentage. He didn't experience any gains as a receiver in 2021 and instead went the opposite direction, finishing with lower totals in receptions (25) and receiving yards (264) than last year's totals of 45 grabs for 466 yards while matching the touchdown total with three. Robinson's one-year deal is set to expire this offseason, so it remains to be seen what uniform he will don in 2022.

Robinson hauled in both of his targets for 22 yards and a touchdown Sunday versus the Bengals.

Robinson hadn't reached pay dirt since Week 6 but hauled in a touchdown pass to get the scoring started Sunday. Even though his playing time remains relatively high, Robinson is still a shaky, at best, option from a fantasy perspective.

Robinson posted a pair of catches for 15 yards on his two targets Sunday versus the Steelers.

Robinson had some mild success in the early part of the schedule but has done very little to impact the offense for a while, compiling just 10 catches for 86 yards on 17 targets over the team's last nine games. There's nothing to suggest his involvement will increase in the coming weeks.

Robinson was unable to haul in any of his three targets during Thursday's game against the Chargers.

Robinson has gone without a catch in each of the last two games and three of the last four despite playing 40 percent or more of the offensive snaps in every contest. Given that he hasn't tallied more than three catches in a game this season, it's pretty safe to leave him on the waiver wire in the vast majority of leagues.

Robinson was not targeted in Sunday's game against the Chargers.

Robinson has gone without a target in two of the last three games and has just three games all season with more than two receptions. Until further notice, he can be discounted in the vast majority of season-long fantasy leagues.

Robinson reeled in both of his two targets for 21 yards Sunday against the Broncos.

Robinson has just two catches total to his name over the team's past two contests but he did see a minor resurgence in his playing time Sunday, likely due to his abilities as a blocker in the run game. He can't be counted on to deliver fantasy-worth outings at this point.

Robinson failed to see a single target in Sunday's 19-9 win over the Cowboys.

Robinson played on 41 percent of the Chiefs' offensive snaps Sunday, behind fellow wide receivers Tyreek Hill, Byron Pringle and Josh Gordon. Going forward, Robinson will likely continue to be difficult to trust for fantasy purposes. The 27-year-old heads into the bye with 16 total catches, 175 yards and two touchdowns so far this season.

Robinson tallied a trio of receptions for 23 yards on four targets Sunday versus the Raiders.

Robinson could have had a fantasy-relevant day had the pass he didn't catch been completed. Patrick Mahomes slightly overthrew him in the second quarter on a third-down pass that would have resulted in a touchdown for Robinson. Touchdowns are essentially a requirement for him to near fantasy relevance in most leagues, so his two scores on the season pretty much tell the tale of his viability as a fantasy asset in most formats.

Robinson tallied just one catch for two yards on his only target Sunday against the Packers.

Robinson has finished with only one catch in each of the last three games played and saw a significant drop in his playing time Sunday, checking in for a season-low 22 percent of the offensive snaps. Tyreek Hill and Mecole Hardman were the only wideouts to see a meaningful uptick in snaps this week, while two-tight sets were more frequently used with the Chiefs leading for most of the night.

Robinson tallied just one catch for 18 yards on his only target Monday versus the Giants.

Robinson has finished with only one catch in three of the last four games, providing a picture of exactly where he stands in the fantasy landscape at the moment. It doesn't seem likely that will change anytime soon.

Robinson reeled in just one of his four targets for seven yards Sunday versus the Titans.

Despite playing a season-high 79 percent of the offensive snaps Sunday, Robinson garnered a measly seven yards. His four targets match his second-best total of the season, but Robinson hasn't finished with more than 46 receiving yards in a game and is primarily viewed as a solid blocker in the run game. There's little to like here from a fantasy perspective.

Robinson finished with three catches for 46 yards and a touchdown on a season-high six targets Sunday versus Washington.

Robinson now has two lines of 3-46-1 on the year, with the first coming in Week 2 against Baltimore. Unfortunately, Week 2 and Sunday are the only two times through six weeks Robinson has more than two catches. He's also finished with 17 or fewer yards and hasn't scored in any of the other four weeks, so he's not a wideout who can be counted on to produce consistently moving forward.

Robinson reeled in just one of his two targets for eight yards Sunday night versus the Bills.

Robinson saw a season-high 76 percent of the offensive snaps due to the Chiefs trailing most of the game, but it didn't result in any more production from him in the contest. Mecole Hardman once again outproduced him on fewer snaps, and there's nothing to suggest that trend will change anytime soon. If anything, Robinson could begin to cede snaps to Josh Gordon once Gordon becomes familiar with the playbook.

Robinson wasn't targeted during Sunday's game against the Bills.

Robinson owned just six receptions to his name on eight targets through the first three weeks but couldn't even hit that bar Sunday. He still played 67 percent of the offensive snaps in the contest, primarily due to his skills as a run blocker, but Robinson is far from a fantasy threat at this point. With Josh Gordon set to be active this week, it's possible Robinson's snap count will wane a bit more.

Robinson compiled two catches for 17 yards on a pair of targets Sunday versus the Chargers.

Robinson once again played the second-most snaps of any wide receiver Sunday but hasn't really drawn much in the way of targets thus far. Through three games he has amassed a total of eight total targets, and it seems unlikely things will change on that front in the near future with at least three or four other options ahead of him in the pecking order for looks in the passing game.

Robinson compiled three catches for 46 yards and a touchdown on four targets Sunday versus the Ravens.

That is the good news for Robinson. Lon the downside, Robinson seemed to fall down the pecking order, logging fewer snaps than Mecole Hardman and many fewer targets (four to Harman's eight). Hardman is the far superior fantasy threat if he's getting No. 2 receiver snaps, so if Robinson's snap count dwindles more or remains stagnant in future weeks, it's unreasonable to anticipate similar results.

Robinson collected one of his two targets for nine yards in Sunday's regular-season opener versus the Browns.

Robinson did play the second-most snaps (48) of any wideout during Sunday's game, suggesting he will remain a big part of the offensive game plan moving forward. That being said, Robinson is far from a primary target in the attack and finished tied for fourth on the team in targets with Byron Pringle, who played just 11 snaps.

Robinson checks in as the second-string wideout behind Mecole Hardman on the Chiefs' unofficial Week 1 depth chart, Nick Jacobs of KSHB 41 News reports.

Robinson hasn't quite turned public heads in his direction but the coaching staff seems to like what they've seen out of the wideout, bringing him back on a one-year deal this offseason and positioning as the potential No. 3 wideout with Sammy Watkins gone to Baltimore. He sits alongside Byron Pringle in the second-string slot to open the season.

Robinson reeled in two passes for 10 yards and returned two punts for five yards during Friday's preseason contest versus the Cardinals.

The coaching staff is giving a bunch of players a look in the return game before making a final decision, but Robinson's go of it Friday wasn't a particularly good one. It seems unlikely he will hold a return job come Week1 but he still figures to contribute in some capacity on offense. He's vying with both Mecole Hardman and Byron Pringle for snaps alongside Tyreek Hill.

Robinson is signing a one-year contract to stay with the Chiefs, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

The 2016 fourth-round pick played out his rookie contract in Kansas City and now gets a one-year deal for a second straight offseason. While he could see a few more targets if Sammy Watkins isn't re-signed, Robinson is unlikely to become a high-volume receiver in the Kansas City offense. His 466 receiving yards last season were a career high.

Robinson was activated off the NFL's reserve/COVID-19 list on Friday and will be available to play in the Super Bowl against the Buccaneers, ESPN reports.

As expected, Robinson tested negative for five straight days before returning to practice Friday. He played 71 and 65 percent of Kansas City's offensive snaps in the first two playoff games, catching one pass for 14 yards on three targets. With Sammy Watkins (calf) expected to suit up for the first time since Week 16, the Chiefs could have fewer snaps available for Robinson, Mecole Hardman and Byron Pringle.

Robinson (undisclosed) has been cleared to resume practicing Friday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Robinson landed on the reserve/COVID-19 list as a close contact Monday, after having visited a barber who tested positive, but the wideout has since returned daily negative tests without fail. The Chiefs should officially remove Robinson from the COVID list sometime Friday, at which point he'll be fully on track for the Super Bowl on Sunday.

Robinsons continues to test negative for COVID-19, putting him on track to rejoin the Chiefs on Friday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Robinson and C Daniel Kilgore were customers of a barber who tested positive for the virus. Given that they were close contacts rather than testing positive, both players should be eligible for the Super Bowl on Sunday. It's been a quiet postseason for Robinson, who has caught just one of three targets for 14 yards despite playing 71 and 65 percent of offensive snaps in two games. His workload will be scaled back in the Super Bowl if Sammy Watkins (calf) is ready to play.

The Chiefs placed Robinson (undisclosed) on the reserve/COVID-19 list Monday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Robinson and teammate Daniel Kilgore (undisclosed) both hit the COVID-19 list as close contacts Monday. Robinson has logged one catch in Kansas City's last two games, despite playing at least 65 percent of offensive snaps in each, so the most notable result of his placement on the COVID-19 list may well be whether any other members of the Chiefs' roster becomes impacted as the week continues. If Robinson is able to continue returning negative tests, he could be cleared to play in the Super Bowl.

Robinson didn't draw a target while playing 42 of the Chiefs' 65 offensive snaps (65 percent) in Sunday's 38-24 win over the Bills in the AFC Championship Game.

With Sammy Watkins (calf) sidelined, Robinson and Byron Pringle (three catches for 22 yards, 80 percent snap share) picked up the majority of the available work behind No. 1 wideout Tyreek Hill, but Mecole Hardman (54 yards and a touchdown on three touches) outproduced both players, despite playing only 35 percent of the snaps. Hardman's big-play ability makes him the most interesting of Kansas City's depth receivers, but he, Robinson and Pringle will all likely be hurt from a playing-time and production standpoint in the likely event that Watkins is able to suit up for the Super Bowl matchup with Tampa Bay on Feb. 7.

Robinson caught six of seven targets for 58 yards in Sunday's 38-21 loss to the Chargers.

Robinson tied for his team's lead in targets, but Kansas City's offense wasn't its usual high-flying unit with star quarterback Patrick Mahomes and others being rested ahead of the playoffs. Still, Robinson was able to haul in all but one pass his way, matching his season high with six receptions. Although having teammates Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce back in action for the Chiefs' playoff run should move Robinson down to his usual place in the pecking order, the veteran at least showed relatively well in an expanded role Sunday.

Robinson reeled in both of his two targets for 29 yards and a touchdown Sunday versus the Falcons.

Robinson didn't contribute much Sunday but made his pair of looks count by reaching paydirt in what turned out to be the deciding score with just under two minutes remaining. Given that the Chiefs have locked up the No. 1 seed, it's possible some of the usual starters will receive lighter workloads next Sunday, which could open up more looks for Robinson to close out the regular season.

Robinson compiled just two catches for 27 yards on three targets Sunday versus the Saints.

Robinson has hit the field somewhere in the 50 in terms of offensive snap percentage over each of the last three weeks with Sammy Watkins back in the fold. At best, Robinson is fourth or fifth in the pecking order for looks in the passing attack, so there remains little upside for him from a fantasy standpoint.

Robinson reeled in his lone target for just 13 yards versus the Dolphins.

Robinson primarily serves as a blocker for the Chiefs on offense, having finished with four or more catches just four times through the first 13 games. That's unlikely to change as long as the team still boasts its full allotment of weapons, which includes arguably the league's top tight end and a capable pass-catching back in Clyde Edwards-Helaire to go along with star wideout Tyreek Hill.

Robinson reeled in both of his targets for 39 yards Sunday versus the Broncos.

Robinson hasn't finished with more than 69 receiving yards in a game this season but had snared a combined 11 passes over the last two weeks before seeing minimal passes in his direction Sunday. Robinson's two targets are his fewest since the team's previous game versus the Broncos in Week 7, so there's reason to believe he will be in line for at least a slightly better showing next week versus Miami.

Robinson hauled in five of his six targets for 36 yards Sunday versus the Buccaneers.

Robinson has seen a significant jump in his target count over the last two weeks, notching six and eight after reaching that threshold just twice over the first nine contests. His role figures to remain relatively stagnant moving forward but his production will likely be volatile from week to week.

Robinson snared posted season-high marks for receptions (six) and targets (eight) Sunday versus the Raiders.

Robinson also claimed an 81 percent snap count for the week and played 63 total offensive snaps, his second-highest total of 2020. It may partially be a result of Mecole Hardman being fresh off the COVID list and Sammy Watkins (hamstring/calf) still not quite back from his injury, so there's reason to believe that Robinson's snap share will diminish in the coming weeks.

Robinson tallied three receptions for 34 yards and a touchdown on three targets Sunday versus the Panthers.

Robinson logged 50 snaps at receiver in the contest, trailing only star wideout Tyreek Hill while accounting for 81 percent of the offense's total snap count. He should continue to be involved in the game plan moving forward but could see his role reduced in the coming weeks once Sammy Watkins (hamstring) get the green light to rejoin the action.

Robinson reeled in four of his five targets for 63 yards and a touchdown Sunday versus the Jets.

Robinson saw fewer snaps than Mecole Hardman for the first time since Week 5, but that didn't prevent him from making his own mark on the box score with his first touchdown of 2020. Despite the one-week outburst, Robinson doesn't produce enough consistently to warrant fantasy consideration in any but the deepest of leagues, and his value will deflate further once Sammy Watkins (hamstring) is given the green light to return.

Robinson snared his only target for four yards Sunday versus the Broncos.

Despite playing 67 percent of the offensive snaps, Robinson's main contribution came as a blocker in the run and screen games. That seems to be a likely reason the coaching staff continues to give him plenty of playing time. That should trail off a bit when Sammy Watkins (hamstring) is cleared to return, though no expected date has been set at this juncture.

Robinson caught five of his six targets for 69 yards in Monday's 26-17 win over the Bills.

Robinson took advantage of an expanded role in Sammy Watkins' (hamstring) absence, leading the Chiefs in receiving yards while tying tight end Travis Kelce for tops in catches. In doing so, Robinson totaled more yards Monday than he entered the game with on the season, which should keep his stock on the rise ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Broncos.

Robinson wasn't targeted in Monday's game versus the Patriots.

Robinson's offensive snap percentage has been on a downward trajectory since Week 2. It fell to a season-low 41 Monday, with Robinson dropping behind Mecole Hardman (46) for the first time this season when all wideouts are available. Hardman found pay dirt for a second straight contest and made much more out of his action, so it would be surprising to see Robinson outsnap Hardman next week.

Robinson didn't catch his only target in Monday's win over the Ravens.

Robinson did very little to impact Monday's scorebook despite playing the third-most snaps among receivers yet again behind Tyreek Hill and Sammy Watkins. In terms of fantasy intrigue, Robinson is clearly fourth in the pecking order behind Hill Watkins and Mecole Hardman, who put up an impressive performance Monday despite a limited snap count. It would not be surprising if Hardman surpasses Robinson at some point in terms of playing time.

Robinson hauled in three of his four targets for 28 yards Sunday versus the Chargers.

Robinson has accumulated just 48 yards through two contests despite a total of 10 targets and he saw fewer snaps this week than Mecole Hardman, whose jump came due to Sammy Watkins (head) sitting out. Hardman appears the primary candidate to see added playing time should Watkins miss more, and the two still sit behind Tyreek Hill, Travis Kelce and Clyde Edwards-Helaire in the pecking order for targets.

Robinson finished Week 1 versus the Texans with three catches for 20 yards on six targets.

While his production doesn't warrant too many looks from a fantasy perspective, it's notable that he saw 13 more snaps in the opener than Mecole Hardman, who many believed to be headed for a potential breakout campaign. Robinson appears to be the No. 3 on offense for the time being, though his fantasy appeal remains limited as long as the primary pass-catching targets remain in operation.

Robinson will re-sign with the Chiefs on a one-year deal, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Robinson spent his first four seasons in Kansas City and will now enter his fifth with them as well. The 25-year-old pass catcher hauled in 32 receptions for 449 yards and four touchdowns in 2020. His yardage nearly doubled his first three seasons combined. With Tyreek HIll, Sammy Watkins and Mecole Hardman still ahead of him on the depth chart, he will presumably be used similarly in 2020.

Robinson caught just three of six targets for 35 yards during three postseason games in 2019.

Robinson didn't play a snap on offense during Kansas City's Super Bowl LIV win over the 49ers, while rookie wideout Mecole Hardman played a depth role in the team's receiving corps while contributing in the return game. The 25-year-old is set to become an unrestricted free agent this offseason, and Kansas City could opt to let Robinson walk in favor of providing more opportunities for Hardman to showcase his explosive skillset.

Robinson (illness) practiced in full Thursday.

One day removed from being held out due to an illness, Robinson was uninhibited as the Chiefs continue to prepare for the Super Bowl. He's more or less been splitting time with rookie Mecole Hardman as the team's third wide receiver, but Robinson hasn't managed two-plus catches or more than 31 yards since Week 10. Between the two, Hardman is the better bet to break out against the 49ers due to his off-the-charts peripheral stats, namely 20.7 YPC, 13.1 YPT and six TDs on 41 targets.

Coach Andy Reid said Wednesday that Robinson is battling an illness and will not practice, Nate Taylor of The Athletic reports.

Robinson will benefit from having more than a week to get healthy ahead of Super Bowl 54, which bodes well for his availability. It's worth noting, however, that both LeSean McCoy and Matt Moore sat out the AFC Championship Game against Tennessee due to an illness, presumably the same ailment which is still going around Kansas City's locker room. The Chiefs split reps at No. 3 receiver between Robinson and Mecole Hardman in the win over Tennessee, so it's difficult to divine exactly how snaps will be divvied out if both are healthy.

Robinson caught both of his targets for 31 yards in Sunday's 35-24 win over the Titans in the AFC Championship Game.

Robinson played 37 percent of offensive snaps while splitting the No. 3 receiver job with Mecole Hardman (40 percent). The rookie was limited to one catch for eight yards, but he nonetheless provided a major contribution to the victory, drawing a 41-yard pass interference penalty late in the fourth quarter to convert a 3rd-and-10 that sealed the game. In any case, the division of playing time marked a significant departure from the previous week, when Robinson had played 58 percent of snaps and Hardman just 17 percent in a 51-31 win over the Texans. It's anyone's guess how Andy Reid will divide the workload between Hardman and Robinson in the Super Bowl.