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Frantz Joseph & Lee Robinson

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  • That's a good comparison. FWIW, nfldraftscout compares him to Desmond Bishop.

    He wasn't very good in the Troy game - got beat on some cutbacks, didn't look particularly agile, and got engulfed by blockers a few times. But he's looked great every other time I've seen him play.

  • Joseph had a disappointing pro day, running a 4.83 40, only putting up 19 reps of 225, and posting a 27.5" vertical. After that workout, I'd expect him to slide to late day two.

    One positive sign: the Browns sent representatives to Joseph's pro day. I certainly wouldn't mind seeing us take him in the sixth.

  • Here's the Draft Guys' profile of Lee Robinson:

    Robinson actually put up some pretty poor numbers at the combine: 4.67 short shuttle, 7.57 3-cone, 9'05" broad jump. Because of that, he should be available in the 6th Round; he could even end up being a priority UDFA type.

    If we accumulate some additional picks, I wouldn't mind seeing us take a flier on this guy late in the draft.

  • Im all about Frantz Joseph!! I hope we draft him in the 5th!

  • According to TFY Draft, the Browns were one of five teams represented at Lee Robinson's pro day. Of the five, four run a 3-4 defense (Packers, Niners, Pats, and us).

    Robinson's times were marginally better than the ones he put up at the combine but still unimpressive - 4.71 40, 4.41 shuttle, 7.25 3-cone. He likely remains a late round/undrafted type.

  • According to TFY Draft, the Browns were one of five teams represented at Lee Robinson's pro day. Of the five, four run a 3-4 defense (Packers, Niners, Pats, and us).

    Robinson's times were marginally better than the ones he put up at the combine but still unimpressive - 4.71 40, 4.41 shuttle, 7.25 3-cone. He likely remains a late round/undrafted type.

    Aloysius said:

    According to TFY Draft, the Browns were one of five teams represented at Lee Robinson's pro day. Of the five, four run a 3-4 defense (Packers, Niners, Pats, and us).

    Robinson's times were marginally better than the ones he put up at the combine but still unimpressive - 4.71 40, 4.41 shuttle, 7.25 3-cone. He likely remains a late round/undrafted type.

    He may not be fast by he sure seems quick and fluid laterally. His coverage skills aren't bad either.

    I loved how he turned his head to look for the ball on the go route.

    I like Robinson a lot.

  • Hey folks, thanks to Aloysius for linking to, and to this great community for watching our Draftguys TV profiles. I remain convinced that Joseph will be a starter at the next level, he has too much desire and determination, along with good natural size and strength, to be denied. Robinson is a much better athlete that his tests show, although he might be not be best suited for a complex scheme - he's more of a seek and destroy guy.

    -Sigmund Bloom

  • According to Scout.com, the Browns have privately worked out Lee Robinson.

  • Joseph, who led the Sun Belt in tackles with 154 last season, is rated the No. 9 inside linebacker by nfldraftscout.com for the upcoming draft. He has run a 4.69 in the 40-yard dash and had 16 NFL teams show up to FAU's Pro Day in late February. The Dolphins, Jaguars, Steelers, Ravens and Browns have all had ongoing conversations with Joseph.
  • Where he falls may not work out well for the Browns...Unless you reach for him at #104.

    Or do you think the goes there now anyways Aloy? I figured he was 5th round guy...Where the Browns do not own a pick.

  • 5th round sounds about right. But he could slide to the 6th, where he'd be a pretty nice value.

    And even though we don't have a 5th right now, we could pick up one if/when we start moving around the draft.

  • From what I saw on the tapes above, I prefer Joseph....much better tackling. Seemed to me Robinson tended to arm tackle & "push" runners out. I like solid "wrap 'em up & put 'em down" tacklers.

    Mike