The New York Giants have a wide receiver who has outplayed his average draft position and is making a case to be a regular fantasy starter… and it’s not Malik Nabers.

Yes, the rookie has been fantastic on the stat sheets after four games, scoring 23+ PPR points in each of his last three contests. But Nabers was expected to be a fantasy starter. With his college resume and his LSU background, we somehow knew he could be an instant star.

No, the wide receiver I’m talking about is Wan’Dale Robinson.

In Thursday night’s loss to the Dallas Cowboys, Robinson was targeted 14 times by Bananas, caught 11 passes for 71 yards and scored 18.1 fantasy points. He has now scored more than 11 points in three of his first four games and is averaging 13.2 points.

That’s more than Chris Olave, Garrett Wilson, DJ Moore, Amari Cooper, Mike Evans and Jaylen Waddle.

Robinson was also targeted 38 times, nearly 10 times per game.

Still, the Giants’ slot man is only in 27.1% of ESPN leagues, 46% of sleeper leagues and 26% of Yahoo! owned. Leagues. He actually appeared in two of my first three waiver wire add articles as well, but no one seems to think he can continue this level of production.

If I had to guess, Robinson’s overall league possession percentage will go up after he puts on a great fantasy performance on national television. Barring an injury to a big player (particularly a running back), Robinson should actually be the top signing for Week 5.