A fourth-round pick in the 2016 NFL Draft, Robinson didn't record an offensive stat in his first season with the Chiefs. His playing time increased drastically in his second year with Kansas City, following the departure of Jeremy Maclin, as Robinson received the second-most snaps of any wide receiver behind Tyreek Hill (586). Unfortunately, the increased playing time only led to 21 catches on 39 targets for 212 yards for the season. While the change under center to Patrick Mahomes -- with whom Robinson displayed chemistry during the 2017 preseason -- could prove fruitful for the third-year wideout, the team's addition of Sammy Watkins this offseason and numerous mouths to feed (Hill, Travis Kelce, Kareem Hunt) already on the roster dampens the possibility of a breakout season for Robinson.

Robinson contributed almost exclusively on special teams as a rookie, seeing just five snaps on offense all season. He doesn't factor into the return game, minimizing any potential value for him as a second-year player. The 22-year-old's role doesn't figure to expand much in 2017 unless he proves something he couldn't last year and he may need to battle for a roster spot out of training camp.

While the rookie wideout possesses many of the tools of a successful wide receiver, character concerns resulted in falling to the Chiefs in the fourth round of the 2016 NFL Draft. Considering the team doesn't have a clear No. 2 option behind Jeremy Maclin, a strong camp from the rookie could put him in contention for snaps on Sundays. However, he will need to keep things under control off the field if he's to contribute on it.