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Saints CB Patrick Robinson


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Source: I'm told free agent CB Patrick Robinson has received some interest from the #Vikings, #Saints, #Steelers, #Panthers & the #Dolphins.

 

 

The Dolphins have "inquired about" free agent CB Patrick Robinson.
Perhaps a late bloomer, 2010 Saints first-round pick Robinson is coming off the best season of his career. Because he's been so inconsistent, he may come at a discount. The Dolphins need a replacement for RCB Cortland Finnegan. Mar 7 - 10:49 PM
 
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I mean Roman Harper had as good of a renaissance as you could hope for after getting booted from New Orleans...some players just need a change of scenery.  But the list of failures from last year is also pretty high so...who the hell knows.  We probably won't sign him if that many teams are interested.  

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Robinson, a former first-round pick, struggled early last season as the No. 2 cornerback, but appeared to find a niche serving as the nickel cornerback.

 

Covering the slot, Robinson held opposing quarterbacks to a 57.5 rating, according to Pro Football Focus. His mark was the fifth best among cornerbacks who logged 25 percent or more snaps serving in that role last season.

 

 

 

 

Move Bene to starting corner, put Robinson in the slot?

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