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WR at 28 Question

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Robinson is a good prospect.has good body control and good size at 6'3 205 pounds guessing. Decent speed, and good Yac ability. Scheme didn't really ask him to get vertical all that much tho

 

Watching him on film it seems every other pass to him is a screen of some kind, which he absolutely excels at as evidenced by the 14 YAC he racks up, either that or a PA pass to the sideline or a slant.

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Watching him on film it seems every other pass to him is a screen of some kind, which he absolutely excels at as evidenced by the 14 YAC he racks up, either that or a PA pass to the sideline or a slant.

Yep, BOB kept it very simple for the freshman QB this past year.He did run a few more routes the year before when McGowin sp was at QB. Does have some knowledge about a pro system so that's also a plus.
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I really think tight end will be a position Gettleman targets if the top 3-4 OT and WR prospects are gone by 28. I think if Amaro/ASJ/or Ebron is on the board they may be a very realistic option for us at 28. Eifert was going to be our pick last year if Star didn't fall to where he did. That said, I prefer OT and WR to any TE prospect accept for Ebron. 

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