Robinson is safe. I love seeing him get the football. He's very quick and shifty, and if he gets beyond five yards on any carry he could be off to the races down the sideline. Personally, I think Bradley and Fisch are setting the offense up to be ran mostly like this.

 

Gearhart is your workhorse, you let him wear down the defenders in the 1st half or during a few series, that either sets up the play-action and bootleg plays that we see Fisch call a lot of or it opens up the playbook more for the passing game by forcing a defender into the box.

 

Todman or Johnson would serve as Gearhart's spellback so he can catch some air when it's short yardage situations, and then naturally, you'd want to bring in or sprinkle in a fresh Robinson here and there to catch the defense napping. It makes sense. I like what I've seen so far out of Robinson. Gearhart's short performance changed my view point "slightly" with how we might run. Still two more games to see though.

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