Darius Robinson

[Ronin]

DC Nick Rallis Emphasizes Belief In Darius Robinson

 

[Dayman]

DC Nick Rallis Emphasizes Belief In Darius Robinson

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[Redsz]

Yeah... this is trending in a direction that isn't going to make anyone happy. Totally ineffective and his body is not holding up the punishment of playing inside.

I think he is playing in the wrong position. He should be at edge where he had the most success in college.

 

[Cardinal88]

The idea of some of these guys playing "fast and violent" or "being disruptive" need to watch the Seattle defense again. Sure, Calais plays with intensity as does Budda but aside from those two, I don't see enough speed or violence.

 

[Russ Smith]

Yeah... this is trending in a direction that isn't going to make anyone happy. Totally ineffective and his body is not holding up the punishment of playing inside.

I think he is playing in the wrong position. He should be at edge where he had the most success in college.

I'd have to rewatch and I'm not doing that not crazy but again it seemed like just like Dallas he was playing outside more than inside? I think Nolen has moved D Rob outside.

I didn't really see how he got injured. Definitely sucks 3 pretty tough injuries in 2 years so he's got to stay healthier.

Can't believe we don't have an answer on Nolen yet btw makes me nervous it's not good

 

[BullheadCardFan]

Can't believe we don't have an answer on Nolen yet btw makes me nervous it's not good

Major concern at this point

 

[Goodyear Card]

Can't believe we don't have an answer on Nolen yet btw makes me nervous it's not good

The report on Nolan is the injury is minor.

 

[ajcardfan]

The idea of some of these guys playing "fast and violent" or "being disruptive" need to watch the Seattle defense again. Sure, Calais plays with intensity as does Budda but aside from those two, I don't see enough speed or violence.

I was thinking about this last game. The first two years we knew the defense was outgunned. But they played over their heads due to effort. This year... That same hunger is not there this year

 

[ASUCHRIS]

The idea of some of these guys playing "fast and violent" or "being disruptive" need to watch the Seattle defense again. Sure, Calais plays with intensity as does Budda but aside from those two, I don't see enough speed or violence.

Budda is coookkkkeed.

 

[Harry]

Budda is coookkkkeed.

I’m affirming he’s on topof my trade list. This is especially tricky since I’m expecting Thompson to leave. Fortunately I think there’s a reasonable chance Baker brings back a third round pick. Since safeties historically drop in the draft, a decent replacement could be secured. Holding Baker longer will only diminish his value.

 

[Chopper0080]

DRob was playing well vs Seattle. I also need to take some time to go back and see if he was outside more due to Nolen.

 

[Chopper0080]

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Why would anyone take PFFs grading system seriously?

 

[BurqueCardFan]

Yeah... this is trending in a direction that isn't going to make anyone happy. Totally ineffective and his body is not holding up the punishment of playing inside.

I think he is playing in the wrong position. He should be at edge where he had the most success in college.

You mean playing someone out of position from where he had most of his success is a bad thing?

Kinda like playing Hassan Reddick out of position for his first 3 years and then realizing when it's too late that he should have been edge rusher like he did in college.

 

[Cheesebeef]

DRob was playing well vs Seattle.

lol… was this while Darnold was completing 10 passes in a row or where we were giving up 8 yards per run?

 

[JohnnyCakes]

I am having serious Hassan Reddick vibes with D Rob. Hes going to go somewhere and blow up

 

[kerouac9]

Fortunately I think there’s a reasonable chance Baker brings back a third round pick.

We would have traded him two years ago if that were the case. This is deranged.

 

[Harry]

Why would anyone take PFFs grading system seriously?

It’s still erratic but improving. They’ve refined their system and evaluators are more experienced. Most trams view their data.

 

[gmabel830]

In a draft where the EDGE guys were falling, we sat on our hands for this guy. Sigh.

 

[kerouac9]

It’s still erratic but improving. They’ve refined their system and evaluators are more experienced. Most trams view their data.

Most teams use their charting data. I don’t think anyone trusts their grading system. Why would they?

 

[ASUCHRIS]

Most teams use their charting data. I don’t think anyone trusts their grading system. Why would they?

Because it's another set of data that has potential value outside of whatever grading system the team uses? I get not using it as the be all end all, but to dismiss it completely is silly too.

 

[Chopper0080]

Because it's another set of data that has potential value outside of whatever grading system the team uses? I get not using it as the be all end all, but to dismiss it completely is silly too.

Just because it is different doesn't mean it is good. I struggle to believe that any NFL team is going to elevate some random's determinations of players when they have their own internals scouts to do so. Teams outsource the charting because it is is fairly objective and is easier to get the info that way vs having an intern do it.

 

[Chopper0080]

My guess is that NFL teams would value PFF's grading system minimally above BritCard's. It's essentially the same thing that he is doing. Invest a lot of time watching the all-22 and making determinations based upon what he is seeing and his general knowledge.

 

[ASUCHRIS]

My guess is that NFL teams would value PFF's grading system minimally above BritCard's. It's essentially the same thing that he is doing. Invest a lot of time watching the all-22 and making determinations based upon what he is seeing and his general knowledge.

Someone with inside connections is telling you that teams use their data - maybe they also look into BritCard as well?

Just because it is different doesn't mean it is good. I struggle to believe that any NFL team is going to elevate some random's determinations of players when they have their own internals scouts to do so. Teams outsource the charting because it is is fairly objective and is easier to get the info that way vs having an intern do it.

It might not be as great as internal data, but what if your internal scouts suck? A different set of eyes seems to be something worth considering, but you clearly don't feel the same. PFF grades can be part of an argument but shouldn't be the main argument.

 

[kerouac9]

Because it's another set of data that has potential value outside of whatever grading system the team uses? I get not using it as the be all end all, but to dismiss it completely is silly too.

Using bad data (which NFL people call PFF grades without exception that I’ve seen—not broadcasters for whom it’s #content) is worse than using no additional data.

Grading players when you don’t understand the assignment is dumb.

 

[kerouac9]

Someone with inside connections is telling you that teams use their data - maybe they also look into BritCard as well?


It might not be as great as internal data, but what if your internal scouts suck? A different set of eyes seems to be something worth considering, but you clearly don't feel the same. PFF grades can be part of an argument but shouldn't be the main argument.

Brick Johnson loves PFF grades