Wan'Dale Robinson's Week 2 breakout for the Giants (8-142-1) came amid a defensive breakdown by the Cowboys and a quarterback situation in New York that kept his volume steady. Week 3 against Kansas City looms as a tougher test, tempering expectations for a repeat. The piece argues Robinson is a solid, safe WR2 with a capped ceiling given the QB play, and suggests selling inflated value in a trade for a higher-ceiling asset like A.J. Brown, with Week 5 against New Orleans offering a potentially softer spot.

Bottom line: Robinson has earned a role and a floor, but don’t expect a top-8 breakout to sustain weekly. Roster him in shallower formats, but consider packaging him for a more explosive piece as the season progresses, especially against better defenses or in plus-matchups.

Week 3 Sunday Night Football pairs 0-2 rivals New York Giants and Kansas City Chiefs at MetLife, with both clubs desperate for a spark. Mahomes aims to rebound and push toward 250 career TD passes as Brown and Nabers supply big-play opportunities. The Giants lean on Nabers and Okereke for offense and defense, while rookie faces like Simmons and Skattebo bring fresh upside. Fantasy guidance centers on Mahomes’ ceiling, Nabers’ volume, and the rookies providing cheap DFS paths in a high-variance showdown.

Jordan Mailata pushes back on the Tush Push narrative, insisting the Week 2 win was about the Eagles’ defense and special teams, not a shortcut. He calls the criticism ‘rubbish’ and says the play remains legal and part of Philadelphia’s toolkit.

Analysts and pundits—Tom Brady, Dean Blandino, and Adam Schefter—kept the debate alive, but Mailata says the conversation should not overshadow the defense, special teams, or the bigger season ahead. Fantasy managers should treat the play as one element of a strong Eagles setup, not a season-defining edge.