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Sep 1, 2026
Robinson is easy to root for. A 6-foot defensive tackle from Navy does not become a first-team All-American without serious leverage, effort and instincts. I have him at a five because NFL length is a different problem, but 14.5 college sacks say he is more than a try-hard story.
Strengths: Robinson plays low, uses natural leverage and has an outstanding motor. His 64-tackle, 6.5-sack final season shows real backfield production.
Weaknesses: His short frame and arms can make disengaging difficult against NFL guards. The competition and technique jump is substantial for a seventh-round rookie.
