Week 1 in the NFL is over. And for fantasy football, who are you going to add at the wide

receiver position? Well, there's a lot of guys who are interesting and we're going to talk

about them today. In fact, there are 10 wide receivers that I think are worth picking up in fantasy

leagues right now. That's how wonky week one was. And for what it's worth, I've helped over

15,000 people win their fantasy leagues these last few years and I'm going to help you do the same with this video. And we'll be starting with the New York Giants wide receiver, Wondell Robinson as he enters his third year in the league of former second round pick.

And look, I know the Giants' offense was pretty atrocious in week one.

I get that.

They face a tough defense.

They're going to have a good matchup in week two, so hear me out.

Wondel Robinson was the wide receiver 3. offense. Malik neighbors, we already know Malik neighbors. We've been very high on him. He had a good game despite the poor quarterback playing week one. He's the clear number one receiver. Darius Slayton

is the number two receiver. This is what we were told in camp in the preseason if you were paying

attention. And then Wadneill Robinson plays the third most snaps, easily ahead of Jalen Hyde here,

runs 37 routes easily ahead of the nine that Jalen Wyatt ran, but here's the thing. 11 targets, 11 targets from Daniel Jones, and this makes sense because the Giants offensive line was once again bad,

just like it was last season, and Daniel Jones had to get the ball out quick, and like he's done

in the past, he was targeting Wondell Robinson short. In fact, he targeted Robinson so much that

according to Jacob Gibbs on Twitter, this is before the Monday night football game, by the way, came out. This is what the target chair was for Wanda Robinson.

32%, which was the seventh highest on the week.

He'll probably finish the week as a top 10 targeted wide receiver in terms of target share.

And again, yes, how valuable are those targets is a question when they're coming from Daniel Jones.

But if he keeps up this volume, he's going to have to be somebody who comes off the waivers and onto your team. Now, Robinson hasn't had the healthiest career so far on the NFL.

I mean, look at all these injuries through just two seasons.

It started off as a rookie where he gets a knee injury in week one, then a hamstring string,

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