WR Wan'Dale Robinson signed a 4-year, $70m deal with the Titans. He will join OC Brian Daboll. Daboll was the HC of the Giants, drafting Robinson in 2022. Expect Robinson to be utilized in a similar role to Daboll's system on the Giants with heavy volume out of the slot. With the lack of WR depth on the Titans, Robinson sits as the early favorite to lead the team in targets.

Giants WR Wan'Dale Robinson (rib) and TE Theo Johnson (illness) are out for Sunday's game vs. the Cowboys. That leaves New York without its top two targets. Darius Slayton and Isaiah Hodgins will lead the WR room, with Daniel Bellinger handling lead TE duties. The matchup against Dallas makes those guys more intriguing fantasy options. QB Jaxson Dart's Week 18 outlook takes a hit sans Robinson and Johnson.

Giants WR Wan’Dale Robinson (ribs) missed his second straight practice on Thursday. He's looking iffy for this weekend's game vs. the Cowboys, but we'll see how Robinson is listed on Friday's final injury report.

Giants WR Wan'Dale Robinson racked up a career-high 156 yards on 9 catches in Sunday's OT loss at Detroit. It was just the third game of 100+ yards in Robinson's career, replacing Week 2 of this season (at Dallas) as his career best. Interestingly, Robinson's only other 100-yard outing came against the Lions back in 2022. His first catch of Sunday's contest came on a flea flicker toss into the end zone from 39 yards out for the game's first score.

Giants WR Darius Slayton (hamstring) remained sidelined for Wednesday's practice. That doesn't bode well for his chances of returning for this weekend's game vs. the Lions. Isaiah Hodgins and Jalin Hyatt operated as New York's No. 2 and 3 WRs behind Wan'Dale Robinson last week.

The forecast for today's Packers-Giants game calls for sustained winds of 20 mph with gusts between 30-40 mph. That's enough to likely impact play-calling, as well as deep throws and longer kicks. We're downgrading both passing games in this one and would avoid both kickers. The over/under in this game has dipped from 43.5 on Thursday to 42.5.

Giants WR Darius Slayton (hamstring) won't play vs. the Packers on Sunday, interim HC Mike Kafka said. It's a surprise after Slayton was able to play through this hamstring injury last week. His absence leaves New York with some combination of WRs Ray-Ray McCloud, Gunner Olszewski, Jalin Hyatt, and Isaiah Hodgins behind Wan'Dale Robinson. Robinson and TE Theo Johnson should control targets for New York in this one.

The Giants are moving QB Jameis Winston ahead of Russell Wilson on the depth chart, according to multiple reports. That's especially newsworthy this week, of course, because Jaxson Dart sustained a concussion in Sunday's loss to the Bears. If the rookie's not ready for this Sunday's home date with the Packers, then Winston would start.

The forecast for today's Giants-Bears game calls for sustained winds around 20 mph with gusts up near 30 mph. That's enough to potentially impact play calling (i.e. more running) and passing efficiency. The game's total has dropped from 47 to 45.5. We've docked the projections on both passing games and would stay away from the kickers in this game. See the updated rankings.

After entering Week 9, averaging a career-high 13.0 yards per catch, WR Wan'Dale Robinson had a vintage Wan'Dale outing, accumulating just 46 receiving yards on 9 grabs in New York's 34-24 loss to the 49ers. Robinson averaged over 14 yards per catch in New York's previous 3 games but was unable to get downfield against a San Francisco secondary that allowed 318 receiving yards and 10.6 yards per catch to Houston's pass-catchers in Week 8.

Giants WR Darius Slayton (hamstring) is listed as doubtful for Sunday’s game vs. the Broncos. New York will again trot out WRs Lil’Jordan Humphrey and Jalin Hyatt behind WR Wan’Dale Robinson, who remains the only viable fantasy play in this WR corps.

In their first game since losing WR Malik Nabers for the season with a torn ACL, the Giants debuted a new TE-heavy scheme with mixed results. New York outproduced New Orleans on offense, but ultimately came up short, giving the Saints their first victory of the season. The Giants had 335 yards of offense, but turned the ball over 5 times in their 26-14 defeat at the Superdome.