Commanders Post at The Warpath - View Single Post - K. Robinson Named NFC Defensive Player of the Week

over the mountain · 10-22-2014, 04:48 PM

awesome.

he has an instinctual nose for the ball which cant be taught. much like london fletcher, he is the first or second guy bringing down a ball runner.

seems real long and lanky to me. looks like he has good wiggles in his hips, seems like he can shift his weight well and control his momentum. i.e. there was an innocuous run play last week where a skins player was trailing a runner who ran out of bounds. i was worried that the skins player's momentum may carry him into the sideline as well and maybe cause contact ........ the skins player stopped on a dime from a full sprint and didnt even touch the sideline. i havent seen a guy control his body and speed like that in a long time. that guy was of course keenan robinson.

the staff should get credit for finding this guy (5th rounder?), scouting his talent to know to hold on to him despite injuries and now coaching him up and having him in a position to win NFC DPOW.

10-22-2014, 04:48 PM	#6
over the mountain Playmaker Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: close to the edge Posts: 4,926	Re: K. Robinson Named NFC Defensive Player of the Week awesome. he has an instinctual nose for the ball which cant be taught. much like london fletcher, he is the first or second guy bringing down a ball runner. seems real long and lanky to me. looks like he has good wiggles in his hips, seems like he can shift his weight well and control his momentum. i.e. there was an innocuous run play last week where a skins player was trailing a runner who ran out of bounds. i was worried that the skins player's momentum may carry him into the sideline as well and maybe cause contact ........ the skins player stopped on a dime from a full sprint and didnt even touch the sideline. i havent seen a guy control his body and speed like that in a long time. that guy was of course keenan robinson. the staff should get credit for finding this guy (5th rounder?), scouting his talent to know to hold on to him despite injuries and now coaching him up and having him in a position to win NFC DPOW.