Was Demarcus Robinson better than I remember? Or was it all PM?

[Smed1065]

Watching that highlight film of PM and he seems in there a lot?

[jettio]

Robinson was 14th WR drafted in 2016 and has outperformed everyone else except for Tyreek Hill, Tyler Boyd, Sterling Shepherd and Michael Thomas.

Has played in postseason 8 straight years and Rams gave him a raise from $1.2 million last year to $4 million this year if he is on roster all year.

Robinson is one of those players that helps one identify the fans who do not know shit about tackle football as it is played in the National Football League from the ones who do.

Robinson is a football player who was a gunner on punts and a gunner blocker on punt returns when Tyreek Hill was returning them for TDs.

Eight years in league and earned a decent raise from same team for his ninth season.

He had one disaster punt return at Saints and a couple negative YAC receptions, but he also had a couple unbelievable YAC plays in 2-minute drill where he made it to sidelines to stop clock and save a timeout. Fans that like watching football but do not know shit about it tend to remember the bad plays and never notice the contributions the player makes.

[chiefzilla1501]

DR was a street baller. Ok in structure but actually really good outside structure. For all the drops and weird backwards runs, he was always open in scramble drill. It'd be fun to see him back but if we were to add anyone it probably needs to be someone consistent and reliable

[Pinchshot]

He was the original Toney. Talented but you were scared to death Pat would throw his way.

[PatMahomesIsGod]

Originally Posted by Pinchshot

He was the original Toney. Talented but you were scared to death Pat would throw his way.

DR wasn't a fumble/INT machine like KT.

He just ran backwards inexplicably.