Comments on: Rookie WR Robiskie Looking to Make an Impact Right Away

By: ButchGavlen

ButchGavlen — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 13:53:27 +0000

We shouldn’t underestimate the fact of him being around the pros all his life, and having the coaching he’s had from dad. If they don’t baby him in training camp and he gets a little toughened up, he’ll surprize lots. I look for him to get better every week and do very well.
But I’m just getting more and more opto-mystic
as we roll on here.
go browns!

By: Logan

Logan — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 17:26:40 +0000

depending on a rookie WR is not something i would be to pumped about. its very rare for that to work out the only rookie WR in recent memory to have a great impact was desean Jackson many rookie WRs that didn’t have an impact would include Sweed, C. Johnson’s 1st year, Ted Gin, and our friend Braylon edwards…..I think the Robiskie hype is just that…..hype, lets see what he can do when he had AFC north DBs on him like ed reed and troy Polumalu, in the raven and steelers 3-4 the safties cover the number 2 and 3 WR sometimes to cause confusion b/c their CBs and ISLs MLBs are athledic enough to cover both TEs on short routes on WRs in a zone. Even in man coverage the pittsuke and ratbirds CBs can cover extremly well.

By: Clayton

Clayton — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 12:24:41 +0000

Edwards is the number one. Robiskie will be the number two. The Team is likely hoping that Edwards will run deeper routes to stretch the defense which will open up shorter patterns for Brian.