Wan'Dale Robinson Fantasy Outlook 2026: 92 Catches That Never Found the End Zone

Ninety-two catches without a single touchdown

Robinson averaged 13.6 PPR points per game across 16 games in 2025, which reads like a steady WR2. The weekly distribution tells a different story: four games cleared 20 points, six finished under 10, and the gap between his best week and his worst week was 27 points.

The 92 receptions came on 128 targets in an offense that fed him short routes and asked him to do nothing near the goal line. He scored four touchdowns all season. His standard deviation of 7.9 points per game is high enough that starting him weekly required either a deep bench or a roster built to survive 3.6-point disaster weeks.

He caught 92 passes and finished WR14, but four touchdowns across 16 games meant the consistency the reception total suggests never showed up in weekly fantasy scoring.

The part the market got wrong, and the part it got right

Sportsbooks posted a 54-catch, 465-yard projection on him before last season. He finished with 92 and 1,014, beating both lines by nearly double. That is not a minor miss — the market systematically underpriced his volume in an offense that was going to throw more than anyone expected.

But the touchdown line of 1.73 was essentially correct. He scored four, and the bigger point is that books were pricing him as a player who does not score. They were right about that, and the reception total being wrong did not make the touchdown total wrong.

The 2026 projection of 68 catches and 700 yards reflects a market that has adjusted upward but still expects regression. It also reflects a complete change in context: he is in Tennessee with a rookie under center and two other receivers who will take meaningful target share.