Aaron Robinson: An observation/question

Maybe It does lead to flags BUT i will say that he’s been on the covering end of about 3-5 back shoulder or even lob plays. That quez Watkins catch comes to mind and the Parker one from yesterday. In those types of plays, attacking the hands might be the best defense…getting your head around on those can cause you to run yourself out of the play. Maybe I’m wrong BBI, let me know.

I really like what I’ve seen from Robinson. Physical, doesn’t get “beat”, but has let a few catches up which if you ask me have just been a great throw and catch. Not excusing It, but he’s right there nearby to make a play.

Without training camp or Practice half the year, one of the few bright spots on the roster.

With his head turned stride for stride when further down the field. The 5-12 yard sideline plays get tough, Bradberry plays the hands on those plays as well. Could be picking up some advice from him.

you are getting beat. He seems to be very good at playing the hands and seems not to be grabby, either. This could be a VG pick.

A very good sign that his struggles are so minimal. Rookie corners tend to go through a rough transition, and hes already proving he belongs.

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... That the head will come around with confidence and experience.

In comment 15483771 Brown_Hornet said:

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... That the head will come around with confidence and experience.

I think so too . Think Robinson is a keeper just needs a little time to get confidence...plays hard, smart, not scared to tackle, and seems sticky in man. Secondary seems good just need that pass rush

As far as rookie DBs go, I have been pretty impressed with his play. He's definitely holding his own.

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In comment 15483810 PatersonPlank said:

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As far as rookie DBs go, I have been pretty impressed with his play. He's definitely holding his own.

Agreed! And as rookies go, Robinson is lightyears ahead of Apple and Baker... 2 1st RD CBs who almost never looked good.

that's what he played most of the time in college.
It's just too bad he got off to late start, with his surgery.
He's playing catch up right now, tough at that position.
My bet is he will be the starting nickel next year.

So I will allow him some slack...

He seems to have the tools needed to do a decent job.

Can we finally have a little luck come our way

But this kid will be good

In comment 15483681 The Dude said:

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Maybe It does lead to flags BUT i will say that he’s been on the covering end of about 3-5 back shoulder or even lob plays. That quez Watkins catch comes to mind and the Parker one from yesterday. In those types of plays, attacking the hands might be the best defense…getting your head around on those can cause you to run yourself out of the play. Maybe I’m wrong BBI, let me know. I really like what I’ve seen from Robinson. Physical, doesn’t get “beat”, but has let a few catches up which if you ask me have just been a great throw and catch. Not excusing It, but he’s right there nearby to make a play. Without training camp or Practice half the year, one of the few bright spots on the roster.

It is apparent from the Giants-Eagles game that a DB can play with his back to the QB and the ball and not get called for PI. Football in the 2020s.

In comment 15483823 RobCrossRiver56 said:

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I like long hair. Grown my own out several times...that said, dude has an afghan hanging out of his helmet.