Better Long-Term WR In PPR, Sanu or DeMarcus Robinson?

[Under The Bridge]

Who Is The Better Long-Term WR In PPR, Sanu or DeMarcus Robinson?

I have Robinson on the bench right now, but Tyreek is practicing and will probably be back relatively soon. Once he is, DRob's targets prolly go down by a lot, because Mahomes loves Hill, Kelce, and his RBs.

Sanu's stats have steadily increased each year in ATL and he's very efficient on the targets he gets too. My main worry is that Sanu probably won't get too many TDs, whereas DRob could simply because he's playing with Mahomes.

What do you all think? Who should I go with long-term in a PPR redraft league, Sanu or DRob?

[moishetreats]

What do you all think? Who should I go with long-term in a PPR redraft league, Sanu or DRob?

What does long-term in a redraft mean? Do you mean rest of this season, or do you have some keeper options for future years?

[Under The Bridge]

What do you all think? Who should I go with long-term in a PPR redraft league, Sanu or DRob?

What does long-term in a redraft mean? Do you mean rest of this season, or do you have some keeper options for future years?

Rest of the season, yes, but also, what do you think DRob's value will be once Tyreek comes back? Will it be lower or higher than Sanu's value in PPR? Who would you rather have for weeks 14-16 (fantasy playoffs) this season?

[moishetreats]

What do you all think? Who should I go with long-term in a PPR redraft league, Sanu or DRob?

What does long-term in a redraft mean? Do you mean rest of this season, or do you have some keeper options for future years?

Rest of the season, yes, but also, what do you think DRob's value will be once Tyreek comes back? Will it be lower or higher than Sanu's value in PPR? Who would you rather have for weeks 14-16 (fantasy playoffs) this season?

Thanks for the clarification.

Me, I'm a chase-the-upside-with-the-back-end-of-my-bench guy, and pretty unabashed about it. If Sanu / Robinson is a guy that you are relying on as a likely WR3 / flex for the rest of the season, then that might move the needle toward Sanu. But, I'm not interested in starting him with regularity. Odds are that, if desperate, I can find someone on the waiver wire in a pinch who could have a workmanlike game, a la Sanu. I'd rather have the upside of Robinson even recognizing his obviously low floor.