Robinson’s addition to SF’s offense provides a lower-risk, veteran option alongside Brandon Aiyuk and Jauan Jennings (injury context). His presence helps stabilize the 49ers’ aerial attack in Week 1 amid Aiyuk’s PUP status and Jennings’ camp injury, offering a steady intermediate target and red-zone option.

Robinson's suspension briefly reduces SF's immediate target depth, potentially opening more opportunities for McCaffrey and Harrison Jr., while testing SF's depth and rotation in the early weeks.

Robinson’s suspension opens a start with Pearsall acting as the primary top-four WR option. His role becomes critical in Weeks 1-3 as injuries reshape SF’s pass-catching options, with Pearsall the immediate beneficiary if Robinson is sidelined.

Robinson is sidelined for three games due to suspension, opening a temporary opening in SF's WR group that Jennings and Gage may fill. Robinson's status adds urgency to SF's depth chart as the roster adjusts in late August.

Robinson provides veteran reliability in SF’s unsettled WR mix. In Jennings’ absence or limited role, he could command meaningful Week 1 targets and offset some of the depth concerns.