Allen Robinson 2024 Fantasy Outlook

Entering 2024, a very underrated player to watch will be Allen Robinson, who joins the New York Giants this year. With the evolving dynamics of the Giants' offense, including the acquisition of WR Malik Nabers, Robinson presents an intriguing option as a veteran and talented receiver.

Here’s a closer look at what you can expect from Allen Robinson this season.

Allen Robinson 2024 Fantasy Outlook

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Allen Robinson's Role in the Giants' Offense

Allen Robinson, now starting his eleventh NFL season, brings a ton of experience to the New York Giants receiving group. With new players like Nabers around, Robinson could become a sort of mentor figure from the WR2 or WR3 role. On the field, he is known for his strong hands, physicality, and ability to make contested catches.

Robinson combines size and athleticism to create mismatches against defenders. The Giants' offensive scheme, under OC Mike Kafka, could use Robinson’s strengths in both short and deep routes. His presence adds a reliable veteran target for QB Daniel Jones.

This year, the Giants' offense is set for a shift. Robinson's ability to make crucial catches in traffic and his route-running proficiency could be essential in helping the Giants’ offense gain momentum. Even though he won´t be by any means the starting receiver, he has a lot of talent and could be a mentor figure for the younger receivers.

Allen Robinson’s Fantasy Value

Allen Robinson’s fantasy value in 2024 is expected to be limited but has the potential to be something more. Given his experience and the opportunity to be a starting WR for the Giants. While he may face challenges adapting to the Giants' offensive scheme, his skill set makes him a reliable option for at the very least steady production throughout the season.

If Robinson can quickly establish chemistry with Jones and stay healthy, he could have a great season, both in stats and fantasy.

2022 and 2023 Production

Allen Robinson’s recent seasons have been a mix of highs and lows. In 2022, while playing for the Los Angeles Rams, Robinson faced challenges due to injuries. According to ProFootballReference, he managed to record 339 receiving yards and 3 touchdowns in 10 games.

In 2023, Robinson was with the Pittsburgh Steelers, where he showed glimpses of his former self despite limited opportunities. He finished the season with 34 catches for 280 receiving yards. These numbers, while not great, still highlight consistency.

Final Thoughts

Allen Robinson is a receiver who may offer steady production for the upcoming 2024 season. He has the potential for a bounce-back year if he has a solid connection with Daniel Jones. Robinson could become a valuable asset from the WR2 or WR3 you can most likely draft as a free agent.

Keep an eye on his performance early in the season to gauge his impact and adjust your fantasy roster accordingly. If you enjoyed this article, check out our pieces on Justin Fields, Jauan Jennings, and Cade Otton.

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Article originally written by Alan W.