Michael Ginnitti of Spotrac.com predicts that New York Giants wide receiver Wan’Dale Robinson might still get a lucrative contract extension prior to the 2025 NFL season, despite the fact that he has largely promised more than he has given. Ginnitti calls Robinson’s 2024 season a “mini breakout.”
The slot receiver recorded “93 catches, for 700 yards and 3 TDs,” according to Ginnitti. The 2nd Round pick, who starts a contract year in 2025, might have established himself as a worthy WR3 discussion starter for this bunch moving forward. He is firmly bound to Malik Nabers’ rookie contract with a two-year, $13 million extension.
It seems a bit extravagant to divide $13 million over two years for a man who might be a third wide receiver. The puzzle surrounding Robinson is reflected in the hopeful forecast.
He can still be moved around formations and eat up yards after the catch, making him a versatile receiver. The issue is that throughout his first two years as a professional, those things have been more theory than actuality.
Robinson ought to be among the best spot specialists in the NFL. The 5-foot-8, 185-pound animal is a mismatch on option and choice routes run between the numbers because of its small stature and inherent elusiveness.
Since being chosen 43rd overall in the 2022 NFL selection, Robinson has mostly flattered to deceive, despite the fact that he should be a catch machine. When his rookie season ended in Week 11 due to an ACL tear, he was not solely to blame for his lack of growth.
The less than impressive figures Robinson has produced when on the field and the questionable ball security have been the bigger issues. In 2024, he converted 93