Daniel Bellinger Fantasy

New York Giants second-round rookie slot wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson could have a significant role, perhaps as a gadget player, even if he doesn't start. Fourth-round rookie tight end Daniel Bellinger saw plenty of work with the starters during spring workouts and could also become the team's No. 1 tight end if Ricky Seals-Jones falters. Sterling Shepard is recovering from a serious injury last year, and until he's back, Kadarius Toney will be the primary slot receiver. Robinson has a similar skill set to Toney and also has experience running the ball out of the backfield. At 5-foot-8, 178 pounds, Robinson's size could be a problem, but given all the injuries the Giants have dealt with at the position, he could find himself in a significant role in 2022.

Jun. 10th • 10:24 AM

The New York Giants added another offensive weapon by taking tight end Daniel Bellinger out of San Diego State University at pick No. 112 in the 2022 NFL Draft. Already surprising many with the selection of wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson in the second round, the 21-year-old Bellinger is also an interesting choice. It appears that new head coach Brian Daboll is prioritizing depth at skill positions. However, with the team declining to pick up quarterback Daniel Jones' fifth-year option, it may be more of a long-term play. At 6'5'' and 253 pounds, Bellinger has the size to demand attention over the middle. Still, his athletic profile may make it challenging to carve out a meaningful role alongside fellow tight ends Ricky Seals-Jones and Jordan Akins.

Apr. 30th • 2:18 PM