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Wan\u2019Dale Robinson didn\u2019t hesitate.<\/p>\n
The Giants\u2019 third-year receiver didn\u2019t need any time to ponder or think back to past emotions. <\/p>\n
Didn\u2019t want to hedge his answer at all. <\/p>\n
Didn\u2019t want to shy away from his ambition for the upcoming season.<\/p>\n
In terms of how he is feeling compared to this point last year, Robinson doesn\u2019t even think it\u2019s comparable.<\/p>\n
\u201cI would say it\u2019s completely night and day,\u201d Robinson said Wednesday afternoon after the Giants\u2019 second day of mandatory minicamp practice.<\/p>\n
At this point last year, Robinson wasn\u2019t on the field, or even able to run routes. <\/p>\n
He was in the middle of his rehab after tearing his right ACL as a rookie during a loss to the Lions on Nov. 20, 2022.<\/p>\n
That rehab spilled into the start of last year, and he missed the Giants\u2019 first two games. <\/p>\n
Once he returned, the Robinson that the Giants envisioned when they drafted him in the second round \u2014 No. 43 overall and the first offensive weapon taken under the Brian Daboll-Joe Schoen regime \u2014 was missing.<\/p>\n
Elusive. Dynamic. Versatile. <\/p>\n
It was all badly needed in a floundering Giants offense, yet scarcely provided.<\/p>\n
\u201cThere would be times last year I wasn\u2019t all of the way confident in doing what I had to do out there,\u201d Robinson said. \u201cProbably until the Green Bay [Week 13] game I wasn\u2019t out there just really doing whatever it was and not thinking about my knee. \u2026 Especially for the first couple weeks of the season, I didn\u2019t feel anywhere near like myself.\u201d<\/p>\n
He began to deliver those qualities as a rookie just before getting hurt. <\/p>\n
Robinson, who missed four of the Giants\u2019 first five games as a rookie with a previous knee sprain, hauled in nine catches for 100 yards \u2014 by far his best performance as a pro \u2014 in that Nov. 20 game against the Lions before tearing his ACL in the fourth quarter.<\/p>\n
Robinson\u2019s potential re-emerged toward the end of last year, as he caught 24 passes for 260 yards across the Giants\u2019 final five games. <\/p>\n
And now fully healthy, Robinson finally feels back to his old self. <\/p>\n
He particularly pointed to his explosiveness, hitting numbers on his GPS-tracking device during OTAs and minicamp that he never has before \u2014 even before the ACL injury.<\/p>\n
He\u2019s shown flashes across seasons, but the Giants certainly haven\u2019t yet seen the best of Robinson. <\/p>\n
In Year 3, the Giants need the full package.<\/p>\n
The early signs are promising, as Robinson enjoyed a strong spring. <\/p>\n
He provided one of the offseason\u2019s top highlights Tuesday, hauling in a long touchdown catch-and-run before unveiling a Spiderman-themed celebration with Malik Nabers and Jalin Hyatt.<\/p>\n
\u201cHe certainly looks healthy out here, he looks like the guy we thought he could be,\u201d wide receivers coach Mike Groh said earlier this spring. \u201cHe\u2019s had some unfortunate injuries his first two years, he\u2019s shown some signs of being a guy that can really impact games. We get the ball in his hands early in the down or be able to win later in the down on third down, things like that. He\u2019s got really good short-area quickness, lower-body strength to work the middle of the field that will serve him very well.\u2019\u2019<\/p>\n
Largely operating out of the slot, Robinson can provide quarterback Daniel Jones a dependable, go-to target in short yardage and over the middle of the field that he\u2019s lacked. <\/p>\n
The Giants were also largely devoid of Robinson\u2019s run-after-catch ability.<\/p>\n
\u201cWan\u2019Dale is one of those guys we know and love and got to get him the ball,\u201d offensive coordinator Mike Kafka said on Wednesday.<\/p>\n
The praise isn\u2019t even just coming from within. <\/p>\n
Even rivals believe in his ability. <\/p>\n
Stud Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb spoke highly of Robinson earlier this offseason.<\/p>\n
\u201cYou know who\u2019s really a sleeper? Wan\u2019Dale Robinson from New York,\u201d Lamb said on \u201cThe Edge with Micah Parsons\u201d podcast. \u201cHe\u2019s so fast. He\u2019s so nice. His routes are crazy.\u201d<\/p>\n
Off the field, Robinson has already emerged as a veteran in a young wide receiver room despite being only 23 years old. <\/p>\n
The Giants added Hyatt last year in the third round and this year added Nabers with the No. 6 overall pick.<\/p>\n
In just three years since Robinson arrived, the wide receiver room around him has been almost completely revamped.<\/p>\n
Perhaps it\u2019s time for a revamped Robinson himself to emerge.<\/p>\n
\u201cSmart, very, very smart,\u201d Daboll said Wednesday. \u201cDoes a good job in that room. He was injured and he\u2019s still a young player, but he\u2019s been very good for Malik. And I\u2019d say Hyatt, too. \u2026 He knows what all five players, including the running back, are supposed to do. He\u2019s progressed well, he\u2019s had a good camp.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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