Darius Robinson

[kerouac9]

I see Robinson filling the Milton Williams type role for the Cardinals. Which I why I prefer the Cardinals to target Sweat in FA.

I thought the Cards considered him more of a five-technique/strongside end?

 

[MadCardDisease]

I thought the Cards considered him more of a five-technique/strongside end?

Not from what I saw. While he did line up some as a 5 technique, he played more as a 4i and 3 technique in the limited snaps that he got last season.

 

[PDXChris]

I see him as a DE/DT depending on the defensive formation. I don't see him as a pure Edge guy.

Didn't some refer to him as a hybrid that can move all around the line?

 

[BullheadCardFan]

I see Robinson filling the Milton Williams type role for the Cardinals. Which I why I prefer the Cardinals to target Sweat in FA.

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[kerouac9]

Not from what I saw. While he did line up some as a 5 technique, he played more as a 4i and 3 technique in the limited snaps that he got last season.

I dunno, bro. The clips from the Vikes game had him playing all over the place, but especially outside. Some snaps even came from a Wide-9 alignment.

 

[MadCardDisease]

I dunno, bro. The clips from the Vikes game had him playing all over the place, but especially outside. Some snaps even came from a Wide-9 alignment.

Yes he was playing everywhere out of necessity. The Cardinals had very little pass rushing options at that point and Rallis was doing everything possible to manufacture some sort of pass rush.

Now that the Cards have Sweat, Browning, BJ, and Collins at the Edge position. I believe Robinson will be used much more as a 4i and 3 technique moving forward.

 

[juza76]

Yes he was playing everywhere out of necessity. The Cardinals had very little pass rushing options at that point and Rallis was doing everything possible to manufacture some sort of pass rush.

Now that the Cards have Sweat, Browning, BJ, and Collins at the Edge position. I believe Robinson will be used much more as a 4i and 3 technique moving forward.

Collins has nothing to offer as a pass rusher specialist
Browning has some upside but he is more a back up player
BJ two years of Nfl, spent most of the time on IR
Sweat is a solid pass rusher but just reached the double digit sacks in one season
We got better but still a long way to go

 

[MadCardDisease]

Collins has nothing to offer as a pass rusher specialist
browning has some upside but he is more a back up player
BJ two years of Nfl, spent most of the time on IR
Sweat is a solid pass rusher but just reached the double digit sacks in one season
We got better but still a long way to go

Sure. But that way doesn't include trading for Hendrickson. Not going to happen now.

 

[kerouac9]

Yes he was playing everywhere out of necessity. The Cardinals had very little pass rushing options at that point and Rallis was doing everything possible to manufacture some sort of pass rush.

Now that the Cards have Sweat, Browning, BJ, and Collins at the Edge position. I believe Robinson will be used much more as a 4i and 3 technique moving forward.

We'll see. He seems a little long and narrow for that role. IIRC, when the Cards drafted him they said they saw him as an edge/outside player. He seems more built like a Zach Allen/JJ Watt type player.

Milton Williams is two inches shorter and about five lbs heavier. Jalen Carter is two inches shorter and about 25 lbs heavier.

 

[Chopper0080]

Sure. But that way doesn't include trading for Hendrickson. Not going to happen now.

Right…because the Cardinals were apparently one player and one draft away…per their actions.

 

[ASUCHRIS]

5 year plan! 5 year plan!

 

[Chopper0080]

5 year plan! 5 year plan!

By that time MHJ will be refusing to extend and McBride will be holding out to get traded to a contender.

 

[Harry]

Getting Sweat will help Robinson. A great DT would help also. He will likely stay at end for most snaps but if they get that DT and/or draft a great pass rushing DE, he could move inside on obvious passing downs. I think he has a lot to offer. Glad they got him.

 

[ASUCHRIS]

Darius Robinson has a PFF grade of 38.1, which is 134th out of 145 defensive linemen.

Woooooooooof.

 

[ajcardfan]

Darius Robinson has a PFF grade of 38.1, which is 134th out of 145 defensive linemen.

Woooooooooof.

i know he is supposedly really strong. But, what I see, is once the olineman gets their hands on him he is locked up and basically done. No swim technique, no rip, I see nothing where he keeps their hands off or breaks the contact.

 

[Crimson Warrior]

Darius Robinson has a PFF grade of 38.1, which is 134th out of 145 defensive linemen.

Woooooooooof.

Wow! He's in Wendell Bryant territory! Impossible!

 

[AsUpRoDiGy]

Darius Robinson has a PFF grade of 38.1, which is 134th out of 145 defensive linemen.

Woooooooooof.

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[CardNots]

We need Nolen in the rotation.

 

[Denny Green Fan]

Wow! He's in Wendell Bryant territory! Impossible!

Dockett only had 11 tackles and one sack his first seven games….we need him to step up and get nolen and bj back to protect this banged up secondary

 

[602 Native]

MO is going to have some tough questions if this season is not great.

 

[DVontel]

49ers’ interior OLine will be the weakest we’ll be going up against.

If Darius can’t find some success against that Oline…..


Idk man

 

[Harry]

49ers’ interior OLine will be the weakest we’ll be going up against.

If Darius can’t find some success against that Oline…..


Idk man

He clearly got by in college on athleticism, not technique. He needs a lot of work.

 

[Russ Smith]

He's just not doing anything. the claim in college was he was really strong for his size so he could knock the OL back and then get penetration. Last year in a couple of his games teams were doubling him, I don't even see that now. In 2 games he's largely 1 on 1 and he's doing almost nothing. I also wish he'd either change his hair or his number because I keep getting excited he made a play and then realize it's Dante Stills 55 not D Rob 56.

 

[kerouac9]

He's just not doing anything. the claim in college was he was really strong for his size so he could knock the OL back and then get penetration. Last year in a couple of his games teams were doubling him, I don't even see that now. In 2 games he's largely 1 on 1 and he's doing almost nothing. I also wish he'd either change his hair or his number because I keep getting excited he made a play and then realize it's Dante Stills 55 not D Rob 56.

But what are the podcasters saying?

 

[Russ Smith]

But what are the podcasters saying?

no idea I don't watch podcasts.

Well I did watch this one guy saying DeeJay Dallas was loved by the coaches and was a lock but I don't watch it anymore