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* Gil Brandt said positive things about GRob yesterday when he was at Rams camp. He thinks he is looking better and will take the step up this year.
* I’ve been at camp the last few days and the fact is, Robinson has gotten beat a few times (GRob) and it hasn’t all been roses. Quinn just flew right by him two times in a row and I know someone has pictures of it on a website somewhere. I also have pictures of GRob stone walling lots of our defenders. Overall I think he has been very good but he still has shown lapses. In the past it’s the lapses that cost him. GRob is a beast when he is on. We’re looking for more consistency at this point.
* Robinson LT. Now here I paid some closer attention. Good use of hands, arms and feet. Kept Quinn in front of him or pushed him out wide away from the pocket. Quinn looked fine too. I really think GR is going to be who we want him to be this season, an All Pro.
* LT Greg Robinson (#73) stonewalls DE Eugene Sims (#97) during 11 on 11’s. He did a great job mirroring him and riding him out of the pocket during this particular drill.
* Greg Robinson continues to have a very good camp. He is moving well and setting up against Quinn with good balance. I am not sure how much Quinn is really giving it, but I like what I’ve seen from Robinson so far.
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* GRob looks good. Still has some inconsistency issues. GRob still has his ups and downs. Makes great plays, then a sloppy one. Where one play he’s opening up a 50 yard hole for Gurley to run through and the next play he’s letting his guy blow up Gurley in the back field. Par for course so far. Let’s how he does in the preseason games. More good than bad though for sure. GRob can be as dominant as he wants to be.
* There were quite a few passes that would not have gotten out of the pocket without that red jersey on the QB. I watched GRob struggle a couple times on edge rush (still his greatest weakness) and also do well, and across the OL it was much the same and I thought very good back and forth competition between the units.
* [The OL] played pretty well today. They opened up some early holes. One especially on the Left side. I have seen that hole a few times on the Left side. I hope we get to see a lot of that during the season. My concern for Robinson is on speed rushes. Bull rush he controls pretty well. He struggles if he does not get both hands on his man. They are improving as a unit since day one.
Well, that’s mostly encouraging.
I will keep adding to (and bumping) that post as things come in.
Some people say, a camp report can’t tell you anything.
Maybe. But my experience is, if you follow the RANGE of different comments from different people, it gives you a pretty good idea about many different things. So of course the trick is to put them all in a bucket and then see how much it weighs.
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Well, that’s mostly encouraging.
I will keep adding to (and bumping) that post as things come in.
Some people say, a camp report can’t tell you anything.
Maybe. But my experience is, if you follow the RANGE of different comments from different people, it gives you a pretty good idea about many different things. So of course the trick is to put them all in a bucket and then see how much it weighs.
Yes, the range is helpful, but in regards to camp reports I find the standard deviation and coefficient of variation to be the most useful.
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