Giants' Wan'Dale Robinson Sees Expanded Role With Russell Wilson

Wan’Dale Robinson is entering his fourth NFL season with the New York Giants, eager to expand his impact beyond being a reliable short-route target. After a career-high 140 targets and 93 receptions for 699 yards last year, Robinson aims to contribute more big plays, especially with the arrival of veteran quarterback Russell Wilson, whose precise deep-ball passing is expected to elevate Robinson’s production. Wilson's leadership and command have already brought a fresh energy to the Giants' offense, with Robinson praising his detailed route guidance and accuracy. The Giants offense, which ranked near the bottom in explosive plays last season, hopes Wilson’s presence will revive its stagnation and allow playmakers like Robinson to flourish. Robinson anticipates a more varied role, including more snaps outside the slot and deeper targets, to better showcase his skills and maximize his value in a contract year. This optimism comes alongside the team's broader focus on improving offensive performance after years of struggles at the quarterback position.