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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; CB Dunta Robinson (5'-10",186 Lbs,4.34 40 yd dash) South Carolina Notes: Three-year,two-way starter in high school who returned a punt and a kickoff for touchdowns.Appeared in 9 games as a backup safety and on special teams as a true freshman ...
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04-17-2004, 06:06 PM | #1 |
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CB Dunta Robinson
(5'-10",186 Lbs,4.34 40 yd dash) South Carolina Notes: Three-year,two-way starter in high school who returned a punt and a kickoff for touchdowns.Appeared in 9 games as a backup safety and on special teams as a true freshman in 2000,making five tackles.Saw action in eleven games in '01 and recorded 10 tackles.Came on in his first year as a starter in '02 after moving to cornerback in the spring.Started all 12 games and finished with 49 tackles,a team leading ten pass breakups and four interceptions.Started all 12 games in '03 finishing with 50-12-1,returning the interception 29 yds for a touchdown.Also had four tackles for a loss and returned three punts for 44 yds (14.7 yd average).Named team MVP in '03. Positives: Excellent straight line and closing speed.Very quick feet and loose hips.Shows a burst.Explosive out of his backpedal.Supertough and plays much bigger than his size.Good football intelligence.Exceptional change of direction and foot quickness.Good athletic ability.Has a 36 inch vertical jump.Fluid and can turn his hips and get out of his breaks quickly.Very sudden with excellent range and good ball skills.Reliable open field tackler.Team captain who will play hurt.Very confident and has a swagger to him.Tough,tenacious and aggressive.Learns quickly and took little time to adapt to playing cornerback.Hard worker. Negatives: Lacks great size and strength.Can improve at reading routes.Has a tendency to be overaggressive and bite on pump fakes.Lacks great awareness with his back to the ball.Can do a better job getting rid of and slipping blockers. Summary: Tough,physical corner and definite first round talent.Has the speed and athletic ability to contribute immediately in the NFL. |
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04-17-2004, 07:07 PM | #2 |
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DR will be an all-pro CB for many years. Maybe not his 1st few, but he will be there eventually. We can afford to wait till 2005 for him to fully develop. He\'ll get major PT his 1st year. |
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funny thing is when LSU played SC, i never heard Robinson\'s name. As a devout Tiger fan (much more than the Saints), I find it peculiar that he wasn\'t heard of all game. I just don\'t like the idea of drafting someone based on the fact that they had a great weekend at the combines or personal workout session. granted, he\'s talented, and really fast, but that and 50 cents can get you a cup of coffee. that\'s saying a lot considering the Saints secondary is so porous that I could probably put 250 yds through the air on them, and I haven\'t thrown a football since high school.
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04-17-2004, 07:32 PM | #4 |
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When you don\'t hear they\'re name very much, it means that the QB is throwing away from their side. If I remember correctly, the LSU recievers were shut down that game (I think Henderson and Clayton combined for 60 yards?). Dunta definitely helped himself with his impressive workout numbers, but he does have college production to back those numbers up. [Edited on 17/4/2004 by Cadillac] |
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You never want to hear your corner\'s name being called unless he makes an int. If you dont hear his name, he is doing his job.
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i guess what i was really trying to imply is that all this hype is over the guy doing good for a weekend. granted he was OK at SC, but that\'s all... OK. I don\'t get why all the scouts rave about the guy, being all the times i\'ve ever watched SEC football (that\'s a lot of times), i never heard about this guy being a \"blanket\" type of defender.
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most good CB\'s are known pretty well, but this guy wasn\'t the prospect he is now until now. i just don\'t like the fact that if the draft happened half way through the college football season, this guy is likely to have been no more than a 2nd rd. pick, but because he can run a 4.34 or so forty, everyone is falling all over themselves.
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I listened to the LSU/SC game on the radio and before the game, during the breakdown segment, I believe it was Mike D. who said SC had a legit first round corner who could give the LSU receivers some fits. That was the first i had ever heard of him but he didnt come from nowhere, the guy made a name for himself in the SEC.
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i don\'t recall that comment at all, but i did watch the game and the only person on south carolina\'s team that i can remember thinking was a \"prospect\" was there freshman qb
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