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Miami Dolphins: Chop Robinson
Miami Dolphins: Chop Robinson
September 21, 2024
Chop Robinson is a rookie linebacker for the Dolphins, still in search of his first sack after two games. Despite only registering one solo tackle, his coaches are impressed with his energy and effort, believing bigger contributions are on the horizon. Robinson’s college performance at Penn State showcased his ability to disrupt plays, as evidenced by 74 total pressures, though he recorded only 9.5 sacks. In Miami, he has been recognized as the second-best defender on the team early in the season. Robinson is adjusting to the NFL's challenges, particularly in refining his technical skills and setting the edge in the run game. His potential is viewed favorably compared to past first-round draft picks, with expectations that consistent playing time will lead to increased production.

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Sports Illustrated
Why the Dolphins Aren’t Worried About Chop Robinson’s Lack of Stats
Ryan Mackey
Sports Illustrated
Why the Dolphins Aren’t Worried About Chop Robinson’s Lack of Stats

In the early stages of his NFL journey, Miami Dolphins rookie linebacker Chop Robinson is still seeking his first sack, having only recorded one solo tackle in two games. Despite the modest stats, his defensive coordinator, Anthony Weaver, praises his efforts and believes greater production is imminent.

Robinson's performance mirrors his college days at Penn State, where he had significant pressures without always converting them into sacks. In Miami, he is already making a positive impact, being graded as one of the team's top defenders.

https://www.si.com/nfl/dolphins/news/why-the-dolph..
September 21, 2024
Chop Robinson is a rookie linebacker for the Dolphins, still in search of his first sack after two games. Despite only registering one solo tackle, his coaches are impressed with his energy and effort, believing bigger contributions are on the horizon. Robinson’s college performance at Penn State showcased his ability to disrupt plays, as evidenced by 74 total pressures, though he recorded only 9.5 sacks. In Miami, he has been recognized as the second-best defender on the team early in the season. Robinson is adjusting to the NFL's challenges, particularly in refining his technical skills and setting the edge in the run game. His potential is viewed favorably compared to past first-round draft picks, with expectations that consistent playing time will lead to increased production.
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Sports Illustrated
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Why the Dolphins Aren’t Worried About Chop Robinson’s Lack of Stats
Ryan Mackey
Sports Illustrated
Why the Dolphins Aren’t Worried About Chop Robinson’s Lack of Stats

In the early stages of his NFL journey, Miami Dolphins rookie linebacker Chop Robinson is still seeking his first sack, having only recorded one solo tackle in two games. Despite the modest stats, his defensive coordinator, Anthony Weaver, praises his efforts and believes greater production is imminent.

Robinson's performance mirrors his college days at Penn State, where he had significant pressures without always converting them into sacks. In Miami, he is already making a positive impact, being graded as one of the team's top defenders.

https://www.si.com/nfl/dolphin...