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'Why Brian Robinson Jr.?'

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In the mold of Alexander Mattison -- meshed with the physicality of Chris Carson

Movement economy & toolbox

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First thing that pops with Robinson is how economical he is as a mover. Not overly dramatic, or creative, but does a fantastic job not wasting space.

 

Rarely see movement mistakes from Robinson Jr.

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Watch what he does to #1.

 

Hips square towards boundary side then times his upfield cut perfectly to get to the next level.

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When we talk about patience.

 

Calm - smooth - decisive

 

Nothing rushed or wasted, everything purposeful with Robinson Jr. as an interior rusher.

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The element of timing again.

 

Baits the interior motion from the backer, slides by right when he senses the point of no return from an angular perspective - momentum carrying the defender to far one direction.

 

The drop the hammer into the safety.

Through contact skill set

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Mature through contact skillset.

 

Makes him a significant threat to score along the goal-line.

 

Takes contact well especially direct contact.

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Difficult to bring him down when space is congested with how well he feels directional pressure.

 

Also, has the strength to pull away from defenders and get into acceleration quickly.

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In Washington I see Robinson Jr. forcing Gibson into a near 55-45 rush share because of how well they balance each other out.

 

Gibson a splash runner, Robinson a better pure chain mover with the ability to keep drives alive with his physicality & aptitude he displays through contact.

Play speed & Skill set as a receiver

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Soft hands as a receiver, with the capabilities in open space to be tough to deal with after the catch.

 

When you go back to his early career tape, this sticks out.

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Not a huge threat to hit a home run in the league, but enough speed to create yardage at the second level.

 

Not his game, but average capabilities at top-end, and in acceleration.

Ascension grades

Tier 1: 75.00 & over -- Gold Jacket potential

Tier 2: 65.00 - 74.99 -- All-pro ceiling

Tier 3: 55.00 - 64.99 -- Pro-bowl ceiling

Tier 4: 49.98 - 54.99 -- Average to Above-average starter

Tier 5: 44.96 - 49.97 -- High ceiling / High-risk prospect

Tier 6: 39.50 - 44.95 -- Secondary committee option 

Tier 7: 39.49 & below -- Depth piece with low ceiling

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