Robinson joins SF just as suspensions hit and injuries bite the WR corps; his presence could be a short-term fill-in while others recover, especially given his experience and chemistry with Shanahan’s scheme. A suspension and a reduced early workload temper expectations, but he’s a seasoned NFL WR who could step in as a reliable target in the early part of the season.

Demarcus Robinson suspended for three games; creates a gap in San Francisco's WR room, increasing near-term need for Moore and other veterans; Robinson’s return could re-stabilize the depth chart late September

Robinson is the veteran outside option San Francisco will lean on if Week 1 receivers sit; a three-game suspension opens immediate questions about how the target tree distributes. His absence could push Pearsall and Moore into larger roles sooner, testing the 49ers' depth behind Aiyuk and Jennings.

Robinson, newly part of SF’s WR corps, provides a veteran presence and solid WR2/3 potential amid injuries. His role could be complementary rather than primary, but in SF’s offense he could see steady targets if Aiyuk and Jennings aren’t fully healthy. His presence adds depth and a plausible Week-to-week floor for SF’s passing game.

Robinson is slated for a three-game suspension, thinning SF’s Week 1 on the outside and elevating Moore’s entry. Robinson’s absence compounds the early-season WR squeeze, potentially accelerating Moore’s path to fantasy relevance while the 49ers navigate the suspension and injuries.