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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by Marlboro Man Personally, I have never seen Robinson fumble the ball. yeah coming out of camp there were questions about him holding onto the ball. but when he hit the field he did not really show the ...
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Re: Why to watch Khiry Robinson at training camp
yeah coming out of camp there were questions about him holding onto the ball. but when he hit the field he did not really show the drops. he had one one against the jets and recovered it or was called down if i am not mistaken. I was pleasantly surprised by his play. so I am hoping last years training camp was a welcome to the nfl jitters thing
now my concerns rest mostly on the history of second year backs getting increased work loads. the history is not in his favor. but the risk is well worth it. PT does all the pass blocking so a wiff is expected here and there. but he is with out a doubt one of the best blocking backs in the NFL. so if he is here to mentor the kid i can not think of a better back to do it. Ingram pass blocking? still needs a good amount of work I have high hopes the kid and i hope he can make resigning Ingram less of a need signing and make it a luxury for the saints next year |
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Re: Why to watch Khiry Robinson at training camp
I watch him because he's a Saint.........
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Re: Why to watch Khiry Robinson at training camp
Robinson Ingram and Thomas are very similar in my opinion. Id say Ingram has the best breakaway speed, Thomas has the best moves and Robinson has the most pop. I think wuth Robinsons vision balance stiff arm and reckless style he has the best chance to break some 30yd or better runs. Which we have not seen for a while.
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Re: Why to watch Khiry Robinson at training camp
This is an old article but pretty cool to hear this from Bill Parcells
Parcells: Robinson resembles Curtis Martin January, 16, 2014 Parcells: Robinson resembles Curtis Martin - New Orleans Saints Blog - ESPN |
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Re: Why to watch Khiry Robinson at training camp
Khiry filled the gap that Ivory left pretty well.
He should be even better this year, improving his strengths and his weaknesses. I just hope to actually see balance on the field and not just hear about it in the press conferences. It sure would make Brees job easier if we can get 4-7 on 1st down consistently. 2nd-and-5's open up so many possibilities. 40-50 throws on Sunday is just way too many rolls of the dice. He might even be able to last long enough to mentor his replacement. If his 5000 yards becomes 3800, and we are 14-2 and at home throughout, I'm good with that. |
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