Hunter And Robinson Working Out Together

First-Step Explosiveness: Robinson is fluid out of his stance and he anticipates the snap well. His initial steps gain considerable depth and he does well to use them to set up his rush. While I wouldn’t label him as explosive, he’s quick off the ball. 
Flexibility: Robinson is more loose throughout his frame than what is expected for his stature. He is fluid enough to press tight angles and rush with tilt. No, he isn’t bendy like Gumby, but he has enough flexibility to complement his length and power to corner the outside hip of an offensive tackle if he can grease the angle.  
Hand Counters: Robinson executes with busy hands and good rush variety. He has a variety of club combos, a rip move, scissors move, and he loves ghost rushes. He knows how to swipe and clear his pads and rarely gets hung on contact due to tardy and unresponsive hands. 
Length: Robinson has extremely long arms and he knows how to use them. He does well to establish his hands and play with extension against the run, often tasked with defending multiple gaps. He maintains good separation as a pass rusher and knows when to get his hands up and impact throwing lanes. He was extremely effective at blocking field goals at Florida State. 
Hand Power: Robinson features heavy and violent hands that deliver devastating blows. When he gets his hands placed, it’s tough for blockers to clear his clamps and he controls reps. He has all the pop needed to shuck blocks, clear his pads, and dictate reps. 
Run Defending: Robinson does a great job of using his length and playing with extension against the run. He has a stout anchor and the power to squeeze gaps. He showcases good power at the point of attack and he isn’t easily moved out of his run fit. Robinson processes well and understands how to combat blocks and how to respond to pullers. 
Effort: Robinson plays with consistent energy on every snap. He is willing to pursue and chase plays down from distance. He’s never content being blocked and battles to clear contact through the whistle. 
Football IQ: Robinson has good vision and processing skills. He identifies blocks and generally has correct responses. There are times I want him to deploy his rush plan quicker, but that could be more a product of the scheme at Florida State. 
Lateral Mobility: Robinson has sufficient lateral mobility but he isn’t exactly explosive. His mental processing skills, length, and effort help make up for any mobility he is missing. Robinson doesn’t always appear comfortable in space, although his effort is strong. 
Versatility: Florida State played Robinson in so many different roles including 4-3 end, 5-technique, on the interior as a pass rusher, and occasionally in a stand-up role. At the next level, he’s probably best suited to play 5-technique. Robinson is a terrific run defender and has room to grow as a pass rusher, especially if he fully embraces the power components of rushing the passer. 

35"+ arms
11" hands
84" wing span

You couldn't sculpt an Edge better.

I'm still in therapy from the last Fl St DE we drafted with a #1 pick

@"purplefaithful" said: I'm still in therapy from the last Fl St DE we drafted with a #1 pick

Dim was a Sparty.

Edit. Oh yeah. Over Sapp.

@"JustinTime18™" said:

@"purplefaithful" said: I'm still in therapy from the last Fl St DE we drafted with a #1 pick

?

Dim was a Sparty.

Edit. Oh yeah. Over Sapp.

Caught up with Vikings DE and former Katy Morton Ranch/LSU star Danielle Hunter this morning as he trained with @Footwork_King2.

Hunter tells me he's healthy from his torn pec and ready to work on the fundamentals this offseason to become an even better player.@DHunt94_TX pic.twitter.com/LwOBgrgvGw

— Ari Alexander (@AriA1exander) March 23, 2022

@"JustinTime18™" said: 35"+ arms 11" hands 84" wing span

You couldn't sculpt an Edge better.

@"greediron" said:

@"JustinTime18™" said: 35"+ arms 11" hands 84" wing span

You couldn't sculpt an Edge better.

What about that Hunter guy?