Marcus

Robinson

“He’s one of those gifted athletes that I guess needs to be right all the time,” Tice said. Robinson is expected to sit out the rest of the preseason with an injury Tice called, “a mild, mild strain.”

It’s too late for Robinson to win back his starting WR job for the season opener. He’s no longer worth a draft pick.

He’ll be the No. 3 wideout in Minnesota. He’s still worth a roster spot, but only in deep leagues where you can stash him.

This confirms previous reports. He’ll be the 3rd wide receiver behind Nate Burleson.

He will see action Sunday as the No. 3 receiver, coach Mike Tice said.

He’s not expected to be at full speed, but should play. He’s still a solid play at Indianapolis next week.

We’ve said it before, but Marcus Robinson and Nate Burleson should go off on Monday night.

Don’t say we didn’t warn you. The timing is strange, as Robinson made a few nice catches during Monday’s practice. Robinson is now barely draftable in 12 by 15 leagues. He has upside, but we want to see him stay consistent for a few weeks. Nate Burleson takes over at starter.

“We’ve just got to make sure we’re not asking him to do anything he’s not ready to do,” offensive coordinator Scott Linehan said.

Robinson has struggled with health issues his whole career. That means Taylor should get a chance to start at one point regardless.