We arguably nabbed the best player in that entire draft with Aaron Donald at pick #13 so maybe for those whom maybe bothered by where we drafted Greg Robinson at #2 might wanna try imagining we took Donald at 2 and Robinson at 13
With that being said, i was here with many who saw GRob coming out of Auburn as a beastly roadgrader who needed to improve past protection
I think Kromer will work wonders with GRob
Here is your standard CBS analysis pre-draft - same issues plague him today. Is it the guy or the Fisher regime's development ?
ANALYSIS
Strengths
Has long arms and excellent overall body mass. Outstanding run blocker with the strength and power to wash down half of the line. Creates a surge and generates power from his lower body. Good get-off and body control. Excellent reach-blocking, chipping and releasing to the second level. Very good balance in his set and is quick to cut off the rush. Can maneuver his hips, shuffle, slide and mirror. Has a strong punch and replaces his hands. Very athletic in vertical sets.
Weaknesses
Could stand to refine his technique in pass protection and do a better job finishing blocks. At times will quit after contact and let defenders come underneath or get over the top -- handwork is too passive. Developing eyes and awareness vs. the blitz -- still learning how to adjust to overload pressure and could improve switching off blocks. Aggressively overextends and occasionally loses balance and falls off blocks.
Draft Projection
Round 1 (top 10)
Bottom Line
Big, strong, athletic, overpowering left tackle with the raw potential to become a premiere, franchise left tackle. Is only a third-year sophomore and two-year starter and still must improve his hand use, footwork and technique. However, he is undeniably gifted and capable of walking into a starting-left-tackle job in the pros and paving the way in the run game.
-Nolan Nawrock