Quote:AT least I tried to use my own words based off of what I saw from the player....lol. Is the 1st paragraph above a flat out copy/ paste?? Have you ever seen Robinson play? The lacking top end speed thing I think was said on at least 2 of the 3 players you recommended there and they don't even have the size benefit Robinson has (2 of them are tiny WR). Not sure where they are coming up with Robinson being "robotic". He's very smooth out there. Route running a work in progress?? ----when was this written a year or 2 ago? Saw little evidence of that by last year. Doesn't project to a #1 or a #2? Not only do I disagree with that, but that very same line is actually true about all 3 you recommend. "Not a gamer but fights for every yard".....lol, I see that writer likes to contradict himself.... As for sometimes cradling the ball in some longer catches and not "always" using his hands - you know who else does/ did that occasionally or more? - Torrey/ Jimmy Smith....

 

Bargain if the Jags were able to get him in the 3rd. But I agree with your last point - Abbrederis, Landry and quite possibly Herron might be there as late as the 4th because they aren't as good as Robinson. 

 

Not sure why you'd prefer a "role" player, which those 3 project to as receivers, than getting a guy like Robinson who projects as a bonafide starter and potentially high level pro WR on the outside. 

 

Please proceed to copy and paste my entire post, this and the aforementioned post if you so choose to [embarrass yourself], google the results, and present the results in this very thread before you accuse me of plagiarism.

 

I disagree with virtually every aspect of your analysis. Robinson does not project as a "bonafide starter" [in the NFL] because he simply does not get enough separation. Add insult to injury in regards to Robinson's lack of ball skills and you have a raw but mediocre prospect who does not show enough to be considered a featured receiver on the next level.

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