Demarcus Robinson

Robinson came on as a depth piece late in the year (after a brief DUI suspension) as he played over Kendrick Bourne and shined in the NFC Wild Card game to the tune of a 6/111/1 receiving line against the Eagles. He's under contract with the 49ers for 2026 but should only be a depth piece unless several rehab assignments go long - which, given that it's the 49ers, perhaps we shouldn't pretend that won't be the case.

Demarcus Robinson answered the call for San Francisco, posting season highs in targets, receptions, receiving yards and PFF receiving grade after the 49ers lost George Kittle during the game. On the other side of Wild Card weekend, the Patriots defense overwhelmed Justin Herbert with 39 total pressures, led by Cory Durden.

Demarcus Robinson took home Tom Brady's LFG Player of the Game honors after helping a "resilient" 49ers' squad upset the Eagles in Philadelphia.

Well hello there. Entering the postseason with zero 50-yard efforts all season, Robinson caught a 61-yard pass on the Niners' second play from scrimmage. He went on to lead the team in receiving with Ricky Pearsall (knee) inactive and George Kittle (Achilles) soon joining him. With Kittle out for the Divisional Round in Seattle, D-Rob is going to be needed for another pop-up performance if the Niners are to have any hopes of springing another road upset.

Robinson corralled six of seven targets for 111 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 23-19 wild-card round win over Philadelphia.