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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — Patrick Robinson is moving closer to regaining his starting job at cornerback — if only he can stay healthy.

Robinson left Sunday afternoon’s practice at The Greenbrier Resort with what appeared to be an injury. After practice, coach Sean Payton declined to discuss Robinson’s status.

Payton did tell reporters that Robinson’s return from last season’s season-ending knee injury (Game 2 at Tampa Bay) has been encouraging. That’s good news for a fifth-year player still trying to prove he’s more talented than injury-prone.
“But I don’t know that our vision for his role is any different than what it was at the start of training camp,” Payton said. “He’s competing to be one of our cornerbacks and also, he has the ability to come inside (at nickelback).”


Read more: CAMP REPORT: Patrick Robinson leaves practice with apparent injury | Saints | The Advocate — Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Danno

K Major

Oh boy ... hopefully this is minor.

I hope.

Danno

Well I'm counting on it to be. So far just about every injury we've had has been a minor injury with a major over-reaction.

Hope this is no different.

|Mitch|

That's why I hate these training camp "injury" reports... There is never any details given and people turn into Chicken Little's with the gross over-reaction.

Danno

Just read he's riding the bike with champ and running some half-speed passing drills with Brees and Bailey.

Obviously its not super serious if he's running half-speed already.

|Mitch|

Jack Vegas

Probably hamstring, quad, etc. if he's on a bike.

Rugby Saint II

At least most injuries have been minor..........from what we can gather from listening to coach.