Dynasty Draftnik

Broncos, 5th round. Ga.: Adequate size. Average hand size.

Positives: Hands catcher and extends well. Above-average quickness. Above-average speed. Above-average routes with good double moves. Above-average acceleration. Nice concentration, even when he knows a hit is coming. Adjusts fairly well to off-target passes. Tracks well. Nimble on sidelines. Makes good decisions on punt returns. Adequate athleticism in Combine measurements.

Negatives: Falls often after the catch. Lacks physicality against press coverage and tries to finesse. Below-average upper-body strength.

Projection: On Broncos, I don’t expect him to start over Demaryius Thomas or Eric Decker, but could back up either of them. Should do well if he gets a chance to start, though, and he should have a solid NFL career. Draft as an immediate WR5 but a potential WR2.

Saints, 5th round. Okla.: Junior who has declared for 2013 NFL Draft. Son of former NFL safety Kenny Stills. Adequate size. Average hand size.

Positives: Very good track speed. Above-average hands and can extend. Fairly crisp routes. Above-average downfield blocker. Very nimble on sidelines with NFL-quality feet. Good concentration when he knows hit is coming. Adequate upper-body strength.

Negatives: Suspect concentration in clutch — Dropped one in end zone in 2012 bowl game. Below-average athleticism in Combine measurements. Character red flag — 2011 DUI arrest.

Projection: With as much as Drew Brees spreads the ball around, no target has been consistently productive outside of Jimmy Graham and Marques Colston. Stills is probably most like Lance Moore on the team, and could eventually be Moore’s replacement. Stills will also likely be behind Nick Toon, the second-year WR who was on IR last year. Definitely worth a late flyer, but there’s probably no need to draft. Keep an eye on his targets. If the numbers start to creep up, stash him.

Jaguars, 5th round. Mich.: Slightly below-average size for a WR or RB. Short for a QB. Above-average hand size.

Positives: Comes out of a pro-style system. Accurate on timing patterns. Above-average speed. Fair accuracy on intermediate patterns. Adequate velocity when he gets set up. Willing to be physical — blocked 300-pound DT on end-around. Patient as a runner. Good vision. Protects ball well. Willing to finish runs with power. Adequate athleticism in Combine measurements.

Negatives: Fairly long windup. Below-average arm strength, and passes float considerably. Below-average deep accuracy. Throws into coverage often. Poor decisions — often just throws ball up. Injured nerves in right elbow in November and missed two games. Below-average hands and doesn’t have strong enough hands to reel in fast passes. Suspect balance making cuts and often slips. Being used as a returner in Senior Bowl practices but is misjudging a lot of kicks. Below-average routes and rounds off many and slips making cuts, but improved by pro day.

Projection: With their poor WR depth, Robinson may be able to sneak into some heavy rotation here. Joins Jordan Shipley and fellow rookie Ace Sanders in competition for slot WR targets and  may get used as an all-around athlete there. Since he’s so new to the WR position, I’d stay away from drafting him outside of very deep dynasty leagues, but keep an eye on him.

49ers, 4th round. La. Tech: Above-average size. Average hand size.

Positives: Above-average speed and quickness. Hands catcher with good body control and concentration on contested passes. Above-average acceleration. Good sideline feet. Quick into breaks. Very quick feet. Willing and consistent downfield blocker.

Negatives: Doesn’t get consistent deep separation. Poor upper-body strength.

Projection: Will likely become a starter on 49ers fairly quickly, and should produce respectable numbers right away and get better with time. Draft as a 2013 WR5 with WR2 potential.