3. WR Wan'Dale Robinson over Parris Campbell
When the Giants signed wideout Parris Campbell to a one-year deal last offseason, they hoped he would build off his career-best 623-yard receiving year with the Indianapolis Colts in 2022. That was not the case, as Campbell was basically a non-factor for the Giants on offense tallying just 104 yards on 20 receptions and no touchdowns. Now with a healthy Wan'Dale Robinson, this offense should look much sharper.
Coming off a torn ACL he suffered during his rookie season, the former second-round draft pick for the Giants showed in little bits and pieces that he could be a reliable slot receiver for Daniel Jones. Despite having just 525 receiving yards in 2023 for New York, Robinson had one of the best games of his NFL career that season. In a primetime game against the Green Bay Packers last December, Robinson had a career-high 115 total yards on eight touches that game and made a catch in that game that set up the game-winning field goal.
Also, Robinson is just 23 years old and it feels like we have not seen him at his best yet for the Giants in the NFL. The hope is he can stay close to 100 percent and become a dependable target for Danny Dimes. We'll see if that proves to be the case.