Wan’Dale Robinson made it clear this spring that he wasn’t happy with his role last season when he was fed the 12th most targets in the league (140) but ranked last among wide receivers with a 7.5 yards per catch average. There were no indications of any changes to Robinson’s usage in the spring. He was still mostly thrown a steady diet of screens and dump-offs despite Nabers’ absence opening more opportunities. Robinson is playing in the final year of his rookie contract. The Giants will need to determine if Robinson is worthy of a contract like the four-year, $53 million extension Buffalo’s slot receiver Khalil Shakir signed this offseason or if they could replace his production with a mid-round draft pick next year.
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