(11-06-2019, 10:35 AM)Upper Wrote: Cam Robinson always does well against the Texans. They built their dline with the big, slower edges like Clowney/Watt/Mercilus that Robinson matches up well against. I would not take "improvement" against the Bengals, Jets, and Texans as proof of much. He has still been overall putrid in allowing pressure and penalties.

From what I can gather , without paying some website a ridiculous fee, he has 2 false starts and 1 hold, 5 total penalities (which means 2 other penalties, like ineligible downfield or personal foul or something)
Pro football reference.

Doesn't seem that high to me.

Can't find a number of pressures, or hurries allowed so please, provide some stats or info to sway my opinion.

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(11-06-2019, 10:53 AM)Upper Wrote:

(11-06-2019, 10:44 AM)Kane Wrote: Cam as a rookie was very good except a few games against elite pass rushing talent.

How does this well documented and debunked lie persist? Cam led the league in pressures allowed as a rookie, including allowing 3+ pressures in 10 different games. He was equal opportunity with allowing himself to be abused. Oh, and he was like 4th in penalties too.

As a rookie he had 10 penalties the entire season.
He was also a rookie... and I remember a number of BAD games that year against some of the best pass rushers this game has to offer.

I also remember he had some games where Blake was kept clean and he was a mauler for Fournette.

I don't hear people jumping all over Taylor (a rookie who is struggling much of the time in pass protection)

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