Wouldn't mind that pick OR the one right after it, Cameron Erving. Readers be warned, the pick write-up says Robinson is a redshirt freshman entering the draft, but he's a redshirt sophomore. I read that and was a little confused.
First film I've seen of Robinson, I like him. Big, strong, quick feet, can slide well and also stand up a DE and drive him backwards. As much as I like Menelik Watson, these are the feet I was expecting in him. Robinson looks brute strong, great punch to him- even when he's beaten at 2:15 on an edge rush he circles back and pops the DE to clear him out. This guy is up there, thx for posting. One of the better drive blocking LTs I've seen, talented at pass pro. Heck of a prospect.
"In the space of about four months, Auburn offensive lineman Greg Robinson has gone from a relative unknown to a potential early entry draft prospect as a third-year sophomore. But his offensive line coach, J.B. Grimes, came with an stronger statement Monday about his starting left tackle. "I think, could possibly be a year from now, the first player picked overall," Grimes said, according to al.com. "Without a doubt, I think he's that kind of player. I don't think that'll happen this year, but he's obviously a great talent." http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap20...nson-a-potential-no-1-overall-pick-coach-says
He has trees for legs. I really like a couple of the punches he put on #56 in the beginning of that game, just takes him completely out of the play.
"Greg Robinson is the stud of that line," Kiper said. "He's one of the elite left tackles, his star is rising, his arrow is up, and it's going up and up and up." Auburn has made Robinson one of the keys to its vaunted zone read, sending Nick Marshall over the left side behind Robinson repeatedly this season. Robinson has been dominant on the left side this season, racking up knockdown blocks and routinely impressing his teammates in film work the next day with his power at the point of attack. "Greg is one of the strongest linemen that we have and a lot of the things we see on film that he does is amazing," right guard Chad Slade said. "Greg has plenty of those blocks that he just goes up to somebody, grabs them and throws them out of the way." http://www.al.com/auburnfootball/index.ssf/2013/11/auburn_left_tackle_greg_robins_1.html
Declaration deadline is January 15th, gotta wonder how winning or losing the NC is going to influence his decision. I don't think he drops to 19 (prospectively), to be honest.
I went into the Iron Bowl looking to watch Kouandjio and came out thinking Robinson was the better player. With us leaking into the 20's, I don't think he'll be there for us if he declares.
He probably won't make it to 19 but also the Phins probably won't pick until mid -twenties (I'm thinking we play wild card against Indy and win, then lose to Denver)
