Closes regular season with score

Robinson snared one of his two targets for an 89-yard touchdown in Week 17 against the Raiders.

Analysis: Robinson saw a significant jump in his snap count down the stretch of the regular season with Sammy Watkins (foot) sidelined, totaling 15 grabs for 237 yards and three touchdowns in the last seven games. The 2016 fourth-round pick completed his third NFL season with 22 catches for 288 yards and four touchdowns and has one more season remaining on his rookie deal with the Chiefs.

Finds paydirt versus Bolts

Robinson notched two catches for seven yards and a touchdown on three targets Thursday versus the Chargers.

Analysis: While Robinson didn't see anywhere near the seven targets he received last week against the Ravens, he made the most of it by reaching the end zone for just the second time this season. His added involvement last week may have been an anomaly, given his dip to 36 offensive snaps in Thursday's affair. Robinson could remain involved as the campaign concludes, however, with Sammy Watkins (foot) potentially done for the regular season.

Heavily targeted in win over Ravens

Robinson corralled five of his seven targets, gathering 42 receiving yards during Sunday's 27-24 win against Baltimore.

Analysis: With Sammy Watkins (foot) potentially done for the remainder of the regular season after aggravating an injury during Thursday's practice, Robinson, not Chris Conley, became the de facto No. 2 option among the Chiefs wide receivers. Robinson's emergence seemingly came out of thin air, as he had no more than three passes thrown his way in a game all season prior to Sunday, while Conley had commanded a sturdy 15 targets over Kansas City's past two outings. It wasn't a flashy performance by any…read more

Snares only target

Robinson hauled in his only target in a Week 13 win over the Raiders.

Analysis: Even with Sammy Watkins (foot) missing most of the last three games, Robinson has amassed just a combined five catches for 82 yards over that span. He was in the starting lineup for the contest and played the third-most snaps among receivers, but he remains well down the pecking order for targets. Robinson's value will shrink even further if Watkins can return in Week 14 against Baltimore.

Just one grab in shootout

Robinson hauled in one of his two targets Monday against the Rams.

Analysis: Despite a massive 51 points put up by the Chiefs, Robinson was rarely on the end of a pass attempt by quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Given his lack of involvement even with Sammy Watkins (foot) limited, it seems unlikely Robinson will gain fantasy relevance this season barring multiple injuries to the receiving corps.

Turns in three grabs

Robinson reeled in three of his four targets for 30 yards Sunday against the Cardinals.

Analysis: Robinson saw some extra reps with the offense Sunday with Sammy Watkins (foot) unavailable for the contest. He logged 43 snaps, falling just short of his season-high 45 earlier in the campaign. Robinson could be in line for increased reps again in Week 11 if Watkins is unable to recover in time.

Targeted twice in Week 9

Robinson hauled in one of his two targets for three yards Sunday against the Browns.

Analysis: Robinson saw just 18 offensive snaps in the contest and remains buried on the depth chart for the most part. Barring an injury keeping one or more of the top three wideouts out, there's little reason to believe his production will increase dramatically.

Snares only target

Robinson caught his only target for a single yard Sunday against the Broncos.

Analysis: Robinson played just 34 percent of the Chiefs' offensive snaps Sunday, but that didn't amount to much in terms of production given the numerous other options ahead of him in the pecking order. Robinson should continue to play in an ancillary role moving forward.

Snares two passes in limited reps

Robinson caught both of his two targets on 11 snaps Sunday against the Bengals.

Analysis: Robinson has seen no more than 11 snaps in six of the seven games this season, recording 45 against the Broncos due to injuries ahead of him on the depth chart. That's unlikely to change in the future unless a similar injury situation arises and forces him into additional action.

Returns to ancillary role

Robinson failed to haul in his lone target Sunday against the Jaguars.

Analysis: After seeing additional playing time last week thanks to Sammy Watkins leaving early due to injury, Robinson went back to a bench role in Week 5 with Watkins back in action. Even if Watkins or Hill misses time, Robinson also remains behind Travis Kelce and Kareem Hunt in the pecking order for touches, likely limiting his upside.

Sees increased playing time in Week 4

Robinson saw a season-high 45 snaps Monday against the Broncos, turning them into two catches for 31 yards on three targets.

Analysis: Robinson's newfound playing time likely came as the result of Sammy Watkins (hamstring) being limited to just 12 snaps. The third-year wideout displayed a connection with quarterback Patrick Mahomes during the 2017 preseason, so if Watkins' injury winds up costing him more time, Robinson could have an opportunity to rekindle that and parlay it into additional playing time.

Catches first career TD

Robinson caught his lone target for a three-yard touchdown in Sunday's 42-37 win over the Steelers.

Analysis: Robinson played only seven offensive snaps but capitalized in the third quarter. The play was initially ruled incomplete, but coach Andy Reid challenged, and the call on the field was reversed for the 23-year-old's first career touchdown. The catch is the only time Robinson has been targeted through two weeks, as he remains the No. 4 receiver on the Chiefs depth chart.

Snags one pass in third preseason game

Robinson caught just one pass on two targets for four yards during Saturday's preseason game against the Bears.

Analysis: Robinson shined brightly early in camp, but it's worth noting that Chris Conley received the start Saturday and Robinson played deep into the fourth quarter. That suggests Conley remains ahead of Robinson in the pecking order. The third-year wideout could enter the mix if an injury occurs, but he shouldn't be expected to make a large contribution in an offense that sports Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill, Sammy Watkins and Kareem Hunt.

Stands out in exhibition opener

Robinson brought in three of four targets for 48 yards and a touchdown in the Chiefs' 17-10 preseason loss to the Texans on Thursday.

Analysis: Robinson was on the receiving end of the Chiefs' only touchdown, snaring a 24-yard dart from Chad Henne late in the second quarter. The 23-year-old posted the first 21 catches of his career during his 2017 sophomore campaign, and he's looking to vault Chris Conley on the depth chart and secure the No. 3 role behind the starting duo of Tyreek Hill and Sammy Watkins. Thursday's performance was certainly a good first step towards that goal, an effort he'll look to build on when the Chiefs do…read more

Robinson caught four passes on 10 targets for 31 yards during Week 17 against the Broncos, finishing 2017 with 21 catches for 212 yards.

Analysis: Robinson didn't prove highly effective during the 2017 campaign, but there may be hope on the horizon for an expanded role. Quarterback Alex Smith presumably will be traded during the offseason to make way for Patrick Mahomes under center. Mahomes established a connection with Robinson during the preseason and likely has continued working with him and the second-string offense. That trust was displayed Sunday when the rookie quarterback targeted Robinson 10 times, albeit with both Tyreek Hill…read more

Robinson is expected to play a significant number of snaps on offense in Week 17 against the Broncos with Tyreek Hill (personal) sitting out, Blair Kerkhoff of The Kansas City Star reports.

Analysis: Robinson has seen an expanded role since Chris Conley landed on injured reserve, but that resulted in very little production. Robinson caught five passes in the second game after Conley's injury, but he has caught no more than two passes in a game since then. That could change Sunday with Hill on the sideline, especially given the connection he established, per Terez A. Paylor of The Kansas City Star, with rookie quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the last preseason game. Mahomes will start in…read more

Robinson wasn't targeted during Sunday's game against the Raiders.

Analysis: Robinson ranked third among receivers in terms of snaps on Sunday, playing fewer than both Tyreek Hill and Albert Wilson. Given his expected workload limitations moving forward, it's unlikely he will put any meaningful stat lines together the rest of the way.

Robinson caught just two passes for 17 yards during Sunday's game against the Jets.

Analysis: Robinson led all receivers in snaps a week ago but fell well behind both Tyreek Hill and Albert Wilson in the pecking order against the Jets. Even the increased playing time didn't make him a viable fantasy candidate, so his downturn in playing time only pushes him further away.

Robinson caught two of his four targets for 24 yards Sunday against the Bills.

Analysis: Robinson has seen a dramatic uptick in his playing time since Chris Conley landed on injured reserve with a ruptured Achilles, leading all receivers with 88 percent of offensive snaps played Sunday. It's possible he will have a slight outburst sporadically, but Kansas City's No. 2 wideout behind Tyreek Hill has a history of small production. Unless something forces him further into the spotlight, it remains unlikely Robinson's involvement will skyrocket.

Robinson caught just one pass on two targets for seven yards Sunday against the Giants.

Analysis: Robinson saw extensive action on offense, as expected, during Sunday's contest, playing 96 percent of the snaps on that side of the ball, but it shouldn't be surprising to see such little production out of the wideout given the way the Chiefs and starter Alex Smith operate on offense. Even if he winds up with a sizable role again next week, the second-year wideout shouldn't be counted on to produce.

Robinson is expected to handle extended snaps Sunday against the Giants with Albert Wilson (hamstring) ruled out for the second straight contest, BJ Kissel of the Chiefs' official site reports.

Analysis: Wilson previously missed the Week 9 loss to the Cowboys, allowing Robinson to step in and take on his second-largest workload of the season (56 offensive snaps). While another hefty snap count awaits him coming out of the Chiefs' bye week, Robinson isn't expected to see many looks from quarterback Alex Smith as a result. Since his five-catch, eight-target outing Week 7 against the Raiders, Robinson has caught just three passes in his subsequent two appearances.

Robinson caught two passes for 18 yards Sunday against the Cowboys.

Analysis: Robinson was expected to see an increase in snaps Sunday and that was indeed the case. The wideout led the team with 56 snaps (98 percent) in the contest, but it didn't result in much production. His playing time likely depends on the health of Albert Wilson (hamstring), but his stat line against the Cowboys displays that even an expanded role in the offense doesn't give him much fantasy value.