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Just for S&G in the 10 games played by Robinson
Sacked: vs BUF (10-31) - 7 -- (1 Rec/2 Tgts, 12 yds) vs ATL (31-27) - 1 -- (4 Rec/5 Tgts, 53 Yds, 4 1stD, 1 TD) vs ARI (20-12) - 2 -- (2 Rec/5 Tgts, 23 yds, 1stD) vs SF (9-24) - 7 --(2 Rec/6 Tgts, 7 Yds) vs DAL (10-22) - 5 -- (3 Rec/5 Tgts, 12 yds) vs CAR (24-10) - 1 -- (5 Rec/6 Tgts, 63 Yds, 5 1stD, 1 TD) vs SF (14-31) - 2 -- (5 Rec/7 Tgts, 54 Yds, 3 1stD) vs TB (13-16) - 1 --(3 Rec/5 Tgts, 24 yds, 3 1stD) vs ARI (17-27) - 3 --(4 Rec/6 Tgts, 44 Tds 3 1stD) vs NO (20-27) - 4 --(4 Rec/5 Tgts, 47 Yds, 4 1stD, 1 TD) 33 sacks in 10 games if you compare side by side his performance vs times sacked you can see the difference. |
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PFF had his receiving performance last year tied with - drum roll - Demarcus Robinson and Byron Pringle. 101st best in the league! So his stats suck and even PFF sees how mediocre he is. |
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Yeah, the more I look at this guy, the less I like the idea. Still won't be surprised if it happens (or some JAG very similar to this guy), but I doubt he's anything more than JJSS 1.5
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The only way I'm taking Robinson on this team is if he's cut and he signs for vet min. And even then...it's not stopping me from drafting one high.
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I just find it funny we (CP) only point to PFF when it's convenient and trash it when it's not (Taylor). :shrug: |
Why on earth would we have any interest in this guy?
It’s kinda obvious that Veach is going to attack WR like he did the CB group last year. A big swing early on and a couple more later on. He’s making the same predraft moves. Clearing the spots for the incoming cheap labor that will grow with Pat. Kind of an odd draft to do that in, but Veach and his guys must see things we don’t. |
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Sound argument. |
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What Rams fans you been talking to? They hanging out with your Girlfriend in Belize? |
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Cold hard stats - that's it. |
Why would the Chiefs take on that salary? Even if they sent us a pick, I doubt we'd do it.
Edit: Wait, people were suggesting we GIVE UP a pick for this clown?!? |
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I wouldn’t lean on any PFF ranking in isolation, but it’s backed up by the eye test, the stats, and the narrative around the guy. So then when you look at PFF and it grades him the same as two JAGs we know very, very well, it provides some context for the level of mediocrity we’re likely dealing with. And could you imagine paying much of anything for either of those two guys? |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Robinson was in the Rams building today and obviously left when he was informed, per source. <a href="https://t.co/W1WRqcCkXw">https://t.co/W1WRqcCkXw</a></p>— Dianna Russini (@diannaESPN) <a href="https://twitter.com/diannaESPN/status/1648374463518457859?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 18, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Oh no! We're running out of washed up veteran WRs with overpriced contracts to piss away draft picks on!!!!!
Guys, we don't have anybody at WR! We need a broke dick and fast or else we're dooooooooooomed!!!!! |
Wonder what the compensation was....
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Hopkins however is still good. |
Because Kenny Pickett is going to revive his career.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Trade terms agreement:<br><br>Steelers get WR Allen Robinson and a 7th-round pick (No. 251).<br><br>Rams receive 7th-round pick (No. 234).<br><br>Rams pay $10.25 million of Robinson’s salary; Steelers pay remaining $5 million. Robinson is scheduled to be in Pittsburgh for a physical Wednesday.</p>— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) <a href="https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1648398946434162690?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 18, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
Rams ate money to move him. |
Well that was exactly what I said the Rams would have to do to move him; eat all but $5 million of it.
That said - we got Richie James for $1.7 million and he's simply a better football player than Allen Robinson. This is the steelers setting cap space on fire, IMO. |
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Wonder what players are thinking when they find out they were essentially traded for a sack of dicks
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Weird. Feels like the Stealers draft WRs, definitely don't trade for guys at the end of their careers.
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I thought that it was a good trade for the Steelers. From what I understand, the $5M isn't guaranteed. So, bring him into camp and give him a shot. If he bounces back, then he's worth the $5M. If he doesn't show up in camp, cut him and all you're out is 17 spots in the 7th round. I would have been fine with the Chiefs making this move. Robinson is only 29, and when healthy, has been pretty good
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Chiefs trade away high profile diva WR for but load of picks go on to win Super Bowl
Why the **** give up multiple picks for an aging high profile WR? stupid |
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It's not the pick cost - it's that we'd be torching (maybe) half our remaining cap space.
We bumped $10 million in PM's salary down the road, $10 million we'll have to come up with in future years now, so we could set half of it on fire? Robinson has been flat out BAD for 2 seasons now. Set aside the injuries if you'd like - he simply hasn't been worth a damn when he's been on the field. And 'only' 29 doesn't exist for WRs. Better players than Robinson have fallen harder in their late 20s. He's shown nothing to suggest he's worth that cap money or at the very least that the cap money couldn't be put to substantially better use. |
Considering what the Rams paid for Robinson and what they're getting in return for trading him literally a calendar year later (not to mention eating so much of his salary this season), then yeah, I'm glad we came nowhere near this guy.
Have fun, Stealers. |
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