Huddle Up: Nabers was expected to miss most of the offseason and training camp following his ACL tear at the beginning of last season. Fantasy players can proceed with caution but remain optimistic that he will be a potential WR1 in 2026.

Huddle Up: Robinson is coming off his first 1,000-yard season, and he has topped 90 receptions in each of the past two years. He should slot in as the No. 1 option for Ward in 2026, and he should at least be able to provide WR3 production for fantasy owners.

Huddle Up: Skattebo had emerged as the team's lead back prior to the injury, and he will likely resume that role in 2026. His hard running style brings injury concerns, but he can be a RB2 when healthy.

Huddle Up: In what seemed like an improbable 140 targets earned in 2024, Robinson matched that 140-target total in 2025. He not only caught 92 balls, but Robinson also notched his first 1,000-yard season this past year. Robinson was quietly fantasy football's WR14 in PPR formats and now joins the Tennessee Titans, where he'll reunite with former Giants head coach and now Titans offensive coordinator Brian Daboll. Typically a short-area target, Robinson extended his aDOT from 5.1 yards in 2024 to 9.0 yards in 2025. Robinson should be a featured target in Tennessee with Cam Ward, and that puts him for fantasy purposes as a reception-focused WR3 for fantasy.

Huddle Up: Olszewski has bounced around the NFL, landing with the Giants in 2025. His most notable moment was last season in Week 18, where Olszewski posted career highs with nine targets, eight receptions and his first 100-yard game. Olszewski will play a depth role for the Giants this season and isn't a fantasy-relevant player worth drafting.

Huddle Up: In what seemed like an improbable 140 targets earned in 2024, Robinson matched that 140-target total in 2025. He not only caught 92 balls, but Robinson also notched his first 1,000-yard season this past year. Robinson was quietly fantasy football's WR14 in PPR formats and will be highly sought after in free agency. Typically a short-area target, Robinson extended his aDOT from 5.1 yards in 2024 to 9.0 yards in 2025. Wherever Robinson lands will dictate his 2026 value, but it's hard to imagine he won't be a featured target where he lands. He's a reception-focused WR3 for fantasy, but is downgraded a bit in half-PPR formats.

Huddle Up: Skattebo missed a good amount of the season because of the injury but should be ready for training camp and could take part in some offseason workouts. He will likely be the starting running back for the Giants in 2026 and can be a No. 2 or No. 3 receiver in leagues.

Huddle Up: Robinson was the main target in the passing game after Malik Nabers suffered his injury and will be a priority for the Giants this offseason. He will see a good amount of targets each game if he remains with the Giants and can be a No. 3 receiver in most fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: The meniscus repair will add to the recovery time, but he has plenty of time to be ready for organized team activities. He'll be a low-end WR1 or a high-end WR2 if he continues to recover well. He could have some upside with a new regime and a full camp with QB Jaxson Dart.

Huddle Up: We're still six months away from training camp, so we have a while to watch this situation, and we're at least seven months away from most fantasy drafts. We'll know a lot more about Nabers' recovery and progress before we start to pinpoint exactly where he should go on draft day. When healthy, he showed he can be a WR1 in most fantasy leagues. It will be interesting to see how he continues to build rapport with QB Jaxson Dart, and how head coach John Harbaugh wants to change the offensive system. He is almost certainly to learn upon a guy like Nabers heavily when he is 100 percent.

Huddle Up: Skattebo suffered a dislocated right ankle in a game in late October. He is on record having said he is hopeful of being ready for training camp. It appears that all systems are go for Skattebo to be more than ready for Week 1. It will be interesting to see how new head coach John Harbaugh uses Skattebo in the team's offensive scheme. Harbaugh liked using a punishing running game in recent years, headed up by Derrick Henry. While Skattebo is no Henry, at least not yet, it could be a bump in production for Skattebo in 2026, barring any setbacks.

Huddle Up: Nabers is recovering from a serious knee injury and will likely not be on the field again until training camp. He is a weekly starting option in all fantasy leagues when healthy, but fantasy players may not have him available early in the 2026 season if he does not feel right.

Huddle Up: With Theo Johnson putting together a solid season, Bellinger, a pending free agent, seems likely to move on next season.

Huddle Up: Olszewski didn't have more than two catches and 39 yards in any of his first 80 career games. And his day was almost better, but his pass off a reverse in the red zone to a wide open receiver was badly under thrown. Gunner may have earned a spot with the Giants for next season with his performance but he's not fantasy relevant at this point.

Huddle Up: Slayton finished the season with 37 receptions and one touchdown and at this point is not worth a draft pick in 2026.

Huddle Up: A back-up for a second straight season in New York, Singletary's days of being a featured back again are probably gone, but he's a good player for fantasy managers to keep on their lists because he's a dependable back and a capable fill-in should injuries hit.

Huddle Up: Tracy reached 100 yards for the first time since Nov. 10, 2024 against Seattle, and set a career-high in receptions. Tracy finished the season strong, rushing for 563 yards and 4.5 yards per carry over his last eight games. He also scored twice through the air. Depending upon what happens in New York, Tracy may be a potential RB2 option for the 2026 season.

Huddle Up: Dart, who threw TD passes to Daniel Bellinger -- on a shovel pass-and-run -- and Tyrone Tracy, finished his rookie season with 15 touchdown passes against five interceptions in 12 starts with 487 rush yards and nine more TDs. There is a question should the Giants build around Dart or pick one of the top quarterbacks in the draft should they get a high enough pick, but that discussion may have been answered with the Giants' fourth win. Because of his running ability, Dart could be a low-end QB1 next season.

Huddle Up: Robinson was targeted exactly 140 times for the second consecutive season, although he was much more explosive with 11.0 yards per catch (YPC), as opposed to 7.5 YPC. He was used in a different way in 2025, however, as Malik Nabers went down early, thrusting Robinson into a WR1 and more downfield role, rather than his usual slot routes. Don't overvalue Robinson on draft day in 2026 in redraft leagues. Nabers will be back, and Robinson is likely to have a regression, in terms of total yardage and average yards per play. He'll still be worth a look as WR4 or flex-type option, however, in most leagues.

Huddle Up: Robinson emerged as a top target in the Giants' offense in the absence of Malik Nabers. He will be a free agent this offseason and should be able to become a WR2 wherever he signs.

Huddle Up: Johnson was a reliable target for the Giants' offense in 2025. He has a chance to be a sneaky target in fantasy drafts in the later rounds for the 2026 season.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players will need to monitor the situation over the next few days to see if Robinson will be available for the regular season finale. He is coming off his third 100-yard game of the season last week and will be a starting option in all leagues if he plays.

Huddle Up: Johnson was a late addition to the injury report last week and did not play, so fantasy players will need to check on his status later in the week. He is a solid part of the passing game when healthy and could a low-end No. 1 tight end in some leagues if active.

Huddle Up: Dart has impressed in spurts, but his reckless abandon playstyle has made him prone to injuries. He threw for 207 yards and rushed for two scores last week and will be a low-end QB1 with upside against the Dallas Cowboys in the season finale.

Huddle Up: Slayton should have improved his fantasy appeal once Malik Nabers went down for the season, but he never really rose above being an occasional WR4 or WR5 for the entirety of the season. Heading into 2026, his fantasy outlook is murky, at best.

Huddle Up: Robinson has two 100-yard games in the past five outings, and he has reached 1,000 yards on the season. With Malik Nabers expected back in 2026, Robinson will no longer be the top target in the passing game. However, he has had a great season, proving he should be part of the team's plans going forward.