Robinson’s absence adds to the Chiefs’ injury headaches, thinning outside-the-top-line depth. His role in rotation will be filled by others, increasing competition for snaps and potentially creating sporadic fantasy value in the early weeks.

Robinson’s availability in preseason adds an element of edge depth to KC’s plans. His development could push the rotation for edge snaps, with implications for the defense’s overall pass rush potential.

Robinson, KC edge/OLB, fractured foot in the loss to Arizona. His absence tightens the Chiefs’ edge rotation and pushes others to step up in preseason. His IR designation creates an opening for reserve linemen and potentially a bigger role for early-season contributors.

Robinson’s foot fracture creates a depth gap at edge-rush for the Chiefs. His injury opens a window for Matlack to push onto the roster or practice squad. Robinson’s status directly impacts the immediacy of Matlack’s opportunities and KC’s early-season edge dynamics.

Robinson logged KC’s lone sack in Week 1, signaling a potential role as a rotational edge rusher. If he continues to flash pressure off the edge, he could carve out a sub-packages niche that translates into fantasy-friendly sack opportunities in deeper formats.