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Vikings release Robison


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Not Jared Allen, but not  a scrub either. 

 

"Although he's leaving a Super Bowlcontender, perhaps Robison will catch on with another powerhouse club that will allow him to chase a ring one last time before he hangs up his helmet."

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000957591/article/vikings-releasing-12year-veteran-brian-robison

I know some of you are excited about Obada (me too based on his play against some level of backups), but is he really ready? Robison would bring another veteran presence and good depth.

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9 minutes ago, top dawg said:

Not Jared Allen, but not  a scrub either. 

 

"Although he's leaving a Super Bowlcontender, perhaps Robison will catch on with another powerhouse club that will allow him to chase a ring one last time before he hangs up his helmet."

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000957591/article/vikings-releasing-12year-veteran-brian-robison

I know some of you are excited about Obada (me too based on his play against some level of backups), but is he really ready? Robison would bring another veteran presence and good depth.

Lol come on bruh :)

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Obada is going to the better of the two plus Obada is on his upside not downside of his career 

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3 minutes ago, stbugs said:

If you watched, he clearly did. This is just typical of this board. Guys with names people know are always better. I’d bet most of the posters above have no clue he’s 35 or that Horton was a productive pass rusher as a backup. 

I was just looking it up and have compared him to Mario Addison career wise.

 

addison was a udfa, made the team as a back up for a few years then at age 27 he got 6.5 sacks. He repeated then got 9 and 10 sacks and is one of the best DE in the league.

 

Horton Had his breakout year at age 27 as well. 5.5 sacks as the 4th DE is pretty impressive. Now he is the #3 DE and with peppers and Addison in their 30s I could see him get more snaps and eventually take over when Peppers leaves.

 

I honestly believe Horton could become the next Addison.

 

only time will tell.

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1 hour ago, stbugs said:

No he’s not. Robison is 35, Horton 28. Robison isn’t Peppers. Robison has been trending down the past 4 years and Horton up. Horton had more sacks last year even though he was known as a run stopper before. He played very well last year. Amazing how we never appreciate our own.

Horton plays well because of the guys with him. So let's not act like he's something special and coveted around the league. We've cut him before, and he stayed on the couch until we called him back up. That being said, I've always appreciated him for what he is, and maybe you're right that Robinson has seen his best days, but he still probably has a higher ceiling than Horton. Not worth really arguing over though.

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1 hour ago, stbugs said:

If you watched, he clearly did. This is just typical of this board. Guys with names people know are always better. I’d bet most of the posters above have no clue he’s 35 or that Horton was a productive pass rusher as a backup. 

I'm not that guy, and not that I needed it, but even the article I linked talks all about his age, so... 

And, most of the frequent posters here know this team, so Horton hasn't done anything that we don't know.

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2 minutes ago, stbugs said:

Same could be said about Robison. Rest of Minnesota’s DL is pretty solid. Definitely think Horton is under appreciated. I watched all the games and he was pretty solid and got good pressure. Some guys like Addison take time but Horton of 2017 wasn’t the same guy as the one on the couch. He even looked solid when we finally really Kony was trash. He got his wake up call and responded. 

I disagree, but understand your opinion. My opinion is that Horton has basically been the same since he's gotten here. But you apparently believe he has flashed. I'm not that optimistic.

It's all good. Just a different perception.

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