Undrafted rookie James Robinson is starting in Jacksonville

[jarntt]

Great Story. Some day he may even get to play for an NFL team

Undrafted rookie James Robinson is the starting tailback in Jacksonville - ProFootballTalk

 

[Wolvie]

They are all about that #1 pick. Reminds me of the new show Ted Lasso.

 

[jarntt]

They are all about that #1 pick. Reminds me of the new show Ted Lasso.

Is it good? I haven't heard much about it

 

[Wolvie]

Is it good? I haven't heard much about it

I really like it. Definitely worth giving a try. It's about soccer, but the story line is well done so far. They're only 5 episodes into the series.

 

[fordman84]

This is why I picked up Indy for my week 1 defense.

 

[ducky]

Miami took a lot of heat for tanking last year.

Jacksonville took it to a whole new level this offseason. They literally were cutting their best players (Fornette) just to get worse.

 

[megalodon30]

Watch him outperform Fornette. #RBsDontMatter

 

[CaptainStubing]

But they have uncle rico so they're good

 

[molsaniceman]

Jaguars signed Illinois State RB James Robinson.
A three-year starter at Illinois State, Robinson (5'9/219) finished No. 2 in school history with 4,444 rushing yards, 44 rushing touchdowns, and 5,218 all-purpose yards. His physicality helped him lead the nation in total yards after contact (1,332) in the MVFC but he would make for a more appealing prospect if he were faster (4.64 40) and didn't crash himself into six fumbles last year. He's also potentially worn down following 855 collegiate touches. Robinson only squared off against two FBS opponents throughout his career, the most recent being his lackluster performance (13/16) against Northern Illinois in 2019, but there's a chance he makes an impact on early downs given that the organization has already grown tired with Leonard Fournette