Demarcus Robinson

Robinson will be San Francisco's surprise big-play weapon and finish with 700+ receiving yards.

Strengths: Speed, speed and more speed.

Weaknesses: Routes aren't the best and doesn't have sudden burst off the line.

Robinson is a pretty straightforward veteran receiver. He knows where to be, can work the sideline and will give the quarterback a usable target when the play comes his way. Last season that added up to 22 catches for 276 yards and one touchdown in 14 games, so he was more supporting piece than featured option. He showed with the Rams in 2024 that he can still find the end zone when the matchup is right, but at 31 he is not someone who regularly creates easy separation on his own. I have him at a five: dependable depth with enough experience to start when needed, but not a player the passing game should revolve around.

Strengths: Robinson brings experience, good boundary awareness and a solid understanding of coverage spacing. He tracks the ball well enough downfield, uses his frame in traffic and can step into several receiver spots without the offense having to simplify everything around him.

Weaknesses: He does not consistently separate against quality man coverage, and the 22-catch 2025 season reflects a limited week-to-week impact. His route pace can look ordinary against faster corners, so he often needs scheme, leverage or a well-placed contested throw to create production.