Why Greg Robinson Could Be the Most Dominant Rookie Lineman in Years

April 26, 2014   ·   Knox Bardeen   ·   Jump to comments

Just 12 months ago, you had to be a hardcore Auburn Tigers fan to have a ton of knowledge of left tackle Greg Robinson, let alone have his name roll off your tongue as a top NFL prospect.
Fast forward one year past Auburn’s improbable run to an SEC title, where Robinson mauled defensive linemen to open holes for two 1,000-yard rushers, and Robinson’s name now holds star power.
Within the first 10 picks of the 2014 NFL draft on May 8, three offensive tackles could be called—Robinson, former Texas A&M star Jake Matthews and former Michigan tackle Taylor Lewan. Arguments have been waged for months, but most feel either Robinson or Matthews will be the first lineman picked, with Lewan a close third.
What hasn’t been debated is what each offensive tackle brings to the table, because these are well-known facts. Both Matthews and Lewan are polished, mostly free-from-risk additions who will be able to jump in and compete for an NFL job from the start....

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