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Round 5 - The Carolina Panthers Select Jammie Robinson - S - Florida State

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32 minutes ago, Soul Rebel said:

This guy has me pumped. Love the connection to Jaycee and the chip he's coming into the league with. It's a healthy chip and I think he's going to compete.

2023 Fifth Round Robinson DB > 2020 Fifth Round Robinson DB

I am excited also!! And I agree I think him dropping in the draft will inspire him to do great things!!

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4 hours ago, mc52beast said:

Can we all admit that picking up CJ has been a disappointment and he needs to move on?

Interested in how CJ does with this staff, but unfortunately he just doesn’t (at least at this point) have that dawg in him. 
 

You need to be the ultimate competitor at corner. 
 

I expect him to have a great year or get cut before week 1. No in-between lol. 

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2 hours ago, mickeye76 said:

I like Jammie.  I was holding out for a CB or ILB but they seem to like the depth and seem to want to strengthen the safety spot. Well done. Jammie gonna step right in for Xavier when it's time. 

He'll be nasty on special teams immediately. Him, Franklin, Brandon Smith gonna bring the energy and get some crucial field position/turnovers 

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2 hours ago, Wundrbread33 said:

Interested in how CJ does with this staff, but unfortunately he just doesn’t (at least at this point) have that dawg in him. 
 

You need to be the ultimate competitor at corner. 
 

I expect him to have a great year or get cut before week 1. No in-between lol. 

I expect this staff will weed a few out. 

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