After trading down multiple times at the top of the second round, the New York Giants spent the No. 43 overall pick in the 2022 NFL draft on yet another undersized-but-explosive pass-catcher.
Much like Kadarius Toney, their first-round pick in 2021, Kentucky’s Wan’Dale Robinson brings an electrifying skill set to the New York offense. What Robinson lacks in size, he makes up for with elite quickness and big-play ability, both after the catch and when stretching opposing defenses vertically.
Toney is a versatile offensive weapon who can line up anywhere on the field, making him a frustrating challenge for defensive coordinators. Expect a creative play-caller like new Giants head coach Brian Daboll to find plenty of unique ways to get the ball in Robinson’s hands, whether he’s lined up wide or in the backfield.
While there were rumors earlier in the offseason that Toney might be on the trade block, the Giants would be wise to deploy the rare playmaking ability that both he and Robinson bring to the table. If New York can get improved play from quarterback Daniel Jones this season, having another dynamic pass-catcher like Robinson to challenge defenses in various ways should help spark this offense in 2022.
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