The ball left the right hand of Russell Wilson and spiraled about 15 yards, straight as an arrow, intended for Wan’Dale Robinson cutting across the middle of the field, right to left. Cornerback Andru Phillips was on the case, and his coverage was solid but the ball placement was even better.&nbsp;

Robinson never broke stride Thursday morning as he inhaled the ball without having to slow up at all. No one touched him as he finished the play by sprinting into the end zone.&nbsp;

“I didn’t get touched and I outran everybody, so I’m saying I scored,’’ Robinson told The Post.&nbsp;

“No, I would have tackled him,’’ Phillips said, laughing.&nbsp;

This scene needs to happen far more often than it did during last season’s Giants nadir. It needs to happen to enliven a dormant offense.{ai:summary}<p>Russell Wilson delivered a precise 15-yard pass to Wan’Dale Robinson, who caught it seamlessly while running across the field. Robinson sprinted into the end zone without being touched, confidently claiming the score, while cornerback Andru Phillips jokingly insisted he would have made the tackle.</p><p>#sports</p>

Wan’Dale Robinson vows for turnaround for reasons beyond being Giants sparkplug

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