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Panther sign S Trenton Robinson


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just edged in there by a cool 60 seconds.  Congrats brotato.

 

here's the snippet:

CHARLOTTE – The Panthers have added depth to the secondary, signing safety Trenton Robinson to a one-year contract.

Robinson spent the past three seasons with Washington, starting a career-high seven games and recording one interception in 2015. His season was cut short after a hamstring injury landed him on injured reserve and he was later released.

Robinson's career totals include 38 games played, 88 tackles, two interceptions and four passes defensed.

The former Michigan State Spartan was originally a sixth-round draft choice of the San Francisco 49ers in 2012.

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Robinson is just the tiniest bit better than Goldson. His coverage grade of 43.9 ranks 81st out of 85 safeties, and his run defense grade of 33.1 is the second worst. He’s missed two less tackles (so he still 10 missed tackles), but he’s only made eight run stops. So, there is one thing that Goldson beats him at. Still, not good; especially for the Redskins, whose entire midfield made this team.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2015/11/11/pro-pffs-midseason-all-worst-team/

So there's that. Was injured shortly thereafter and did not play in the game against us. He is short at 5'9" but he is also fast for a SS running a 4.52 at the combine. I'd be pretty surprised if this guy makes the 53 assuming we draft a another safety and Marlowe makes the team.

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3 minutes ago, 15 said:

this is fugging gold. I'm gonna copy paste this in every FA signing thread.

Eh, he's referring to idiots on twitter. Most everyone on here understands that depth signings are needed to fill out the back end of the roster. I don't see anyone here questioning why we signed this guy since it is no doubt for the minimum and he could be cut if he sucks with basically no penalty except whatever paltry signing bonus he gets staying on the cap.

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10 minutes ago, 15 said:

this is fugging gold. I'm gonna copy paste this in every FA signing thread.

Why?

At least I had heard of Gradkowski and Soliai, and I know they're worth their weight in gold. This guy? I am assuming that he is really a diamond in the rough, insurance if things don't work out in the draft, and/or adequate depth behind Boston and Marlowe.

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