Robinson

I think the biggest benefit of getting time at WR is it has helped him get used to the speed of the game. Coming from a small school and conference, I'm sure he wasn't prepared for how fast guys are at this level.

 

Good point, Alf and M. He may also be relaxing more on STs since he's more into the flow of the game with some snaps on O.

 

I don't really think having a player be your best "coach" is a bad thing. Yeah I agree our special teams are special in a bad way too often. But someone who has actually done what you're doing in real game time can always tell you things even a good coach can't unless THEY played that position too. Eric Davis was one of our better secondary coaches to hear other players talk. Been there, done that can always give insight even the best coaching can't.

 

very solid point, conspicuous multiple account. Very solid point.

 

I did. I also remember saying, "Curry? Who the heck is that?"

 

Werd. See also Testeverde, Vinny.

 

Observer article says he went to Fox to figure out what he needed to do. 'Not Crossman' is what isn't said.

http://www.charlotte.com/panthers/story/420253.html

 

Really. Get McCoy outta there.

 

Robinson's improvement is encouraging. Unfortunately, though, it may sway Fox towards keeping Crossman.

 

also from that article... WTF?