Robinson took his only reception (three targets) for 12 yards into the end zone in Sunday's 34-13 win over the Rams.

Analysis: Robinson entered the fray after Marquise Goodwin was knocked out of Sunday's contest with a concussion. He took advantage of the increased role and found paydirt for the second time this season. While he finishes the year on a high note, the 28-year-old had fallen behind rookie Kendrick Bourne and fellow veteran Louis Murphy on the depth chart down the stretch, which doesn't bode well for his 2018 prospects despite being under contract for one more year.

Robinson cleared the concussion protocol and will be available for Sunday's game against the Jaguars, Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area reports.

Analysis: Robinson will avoid an absence after suffering the injury in last week's 25-23 win over the Titans. He's drawn only four targets in Jimmy Garoppolo's three starts, splitting snaps with Trent Taylor, Kendrick Bourne and Louis Murphy behind No. 1 receiver Marquise Goodwin.

Robinson (concussion) was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice, Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area reports.

Analysis: Robinson appeared to suffer a concussion while diving for a pass midway through the first quarter of Sunday's game against the Titans. He'll need to log full participation in practice Thursday or Friday and additionally gain clearance from an independent neurologist in order to suit up for Sunday's matchup with the Jaguars.

Robinson (wrist, head) has been ruled out of Sunday's game with a concussion, Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area reports.

Analysis: Robinson had one reception (on two targets) for three yards before exiting. Kendrick Bourne and Trent Taylor stand to be the main beneficiaries of Robinson's absence.

Robinson is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Titans with a head injury, Nick Wagoner of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: It was originally reported to be a hand and wrist injury for Robinson, but his status for the rest of Sunday's game remains uncertain regardless. Trent Taylor, Kendrick Bourne and Louis Murphy will compete for snaps at No. 2 receiver behind top target Marquise Goodwin.

Robinson left Sunday's game against the Titans in the first quarter with a hand/wrist injury, Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area reports.

Analysis: Robinson caught one of two targets for three yards prior to his early exit, splitting snaps with Trent Taylor, Kendrick Bourne and Louis Murphy behind No. 1 receiver Marquise Goodwin. Robinson is considered questionable to return.

Robinson had just one catch (three targets) for eight yards in Sunday's loss to Seattle.

Analysis: Robinson technically started the game alongside Marquise Goodwin, but he didn't haul in his lone reception until the 49ers' final drive. While shoddy offensive line play is partially to blame for the lack of downfield action, it also appeared that the game plan was designed to get other receiving options involved. Robinson's three targets tied for fourth among San Francisco receivers. Goodwin has established himself as the No. 1 wideout in recent weeks, while Carlos Hyde (13 targets Sunday)…read more

Robinson caught the only ball thrown his way for 12 yards in Sunday's victory over the Giants.

Analysis: It was a disappointing day to say the least for Robinson, who earned the start in place of injured wideouts Pierre Garcon (neck) and Trent Taylor (ribs). In his defense, C.J. Beathard targeted his ancillary options (17 passes to running backs and tight ends) as opposed to his wideouts (eight targets) Sunday. That said, three other wide receivers finished the day with more targets, receptions and yards than Robinson. The 29-year-old should draw another start against a Richard Sherman-less…read more

Robinson started Sunday's tilt against the Cardinals, finishing with 18 yards on two receptions (eight targets) in a 20-10 loss.

Analysis: Robinson moved into the starting lineup following Pierre Garcon's (neck) placement on the IR on Saturday. The veteran's stat line was nothing to write home about, but the eight targets he received was his second highest total this season. While not every missed connection was directly his fault, the disparity between his receptions and targets highlights Robinson's mediocre 37 percent catch rate this year. On the bright side, the big-play receiver should continue to see increased targets during…read more

Robinson will start Sunday versus the Cardinals, Matt Barrows of The Sacramento Bee reports.

Analysis: Entering the game, Robinson earned the fourth-most offensive snaps (40 percent) among 49ers wideouts through eight contests. The placement of Pierre Garcon (neck) on injured reserve has opened the door for Robinson, who will work opposite Marquise Goodwin. Robinson boasts a career mark of 18.3 YPC, but his accompanying catch rate of 47.2 percent leaves much to be desired.