jswavel34

May 3rd, 2013 at 6:29 PM ^

 

Robinson, a fifth-round pick making the transition from quarterback to running back, took the majority of repetitions with the first-team offense and even upstaged first-rounder Luke Joeckel.

 

With maize-and-blue clad fans cheering his moves, Robinson broke several long runs and caught all but one pass thrown his way. He lined up at running back, fullback and receiver.

 

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Victor Hale II

May 3rd, 2013 at 7:00 PM ^

I can't wait to see his development. Part of me kind of wishes he'd have been drafted by the Eagles. I've got to wonder how fun Denard would be to watch in Chip Kelly's offense (assuming it takes off in the NFL).

WolvinLA2

May 3rd, 2013 at 7:31 PM ^

I wish Denard wasn't always so PC. When the guy asked him if he thinks it will be a tough transition for him to go from QB to RB, he should have just asked him if he watched him at all in college. He had more designed runs than many RBs did.

BlueDragon

May 3rd, 2013 at 8:27 PM ^

Good amount of Denard in the highlights, no Henne though. Putting the two-tone matte Jaguars logo on one side of the helmet only makes them workable. Barely. A welcome distraction from the symmetrical helmets and new-HC-Mulligan year on tap in Cleveland. Hibernation city on the Erie.

Denard looks polished in his interview. I'm sure he has plans for the future with the Lions down the road.

get-on-my-lawn

May 3rd, 2013 at 11:49 PM ^

2 qb's in there that have both played for Rich Rod. Scott however was a hell of a passer with great passing /downfeild vision, along with all of the athletic abilities that Denard incorporated just on a smaller scale. Hopefully they both make the team.

Blazefire

May 4th, 2013 at 12:03 AM ^

Just took a quick look at some Jaguar forums. They're jazzed about getting him. I guess they're going to a full Zone Block scheme, which we know definitely benefits Denard.

JayMo4

May 4th, 2013 at 8:18 AM ^

I'm slightly annoyed to know that I'm going to be wasting some of my valuable Sunday free time watching a 2-14 team, but here we are.  Few former Michigan players have made me this curious to see how they would do in the pros.

artds

May 4th, 2013 at 11:49 PM ^

The guy is a ball carrier. Not a WR. It's sad to think the Jaguars are going to waste a season or two of his career before they figure this out.