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  Jammie Robinson Safety 5’11, 203 RS Junior Strengths Weaknesses Elite run defender Great pursuit speed and tracking Does not shy away from physicality Versatile usage in college + Tackler Great physical traits Coverage skills are lacking at times Zone instincts seem low Hesitation in coverage “Covers Grass” Write-Up: Jammie Robinson is an athletic, versatile safety who projects to be a solid player at the NFL level, though there are some noticeable holes in his game.  Robinson’s biggest strength is his additions to the run defense. He has great speed and acceleration, and excels in pursuit. Robinson is a very solid tackler and almost never shies away from a collision with the ball carrier. He always seems to find a good angle to make tackles from and his athleticism can help him recover and adjust on the fly to the runners path. FSU deployed Jammie in a variety of roles, from over the top safety, to nickel, to a box defender.  He was fairly solid in man coverage when ...

  6’5 259 lbs Senior  Write-up: Jermaine Johnson II is an extremely athletic Edge Rusher out of Florida State. Playing at 6’5 262 lbs, his athleticism is off the charts, especially his speed and acceleration. He is fantastic in pursuit of the ball-carrier and a solid tackler to boot, which allows him to make tackles both in the backfield and down the field easily. He displays elite power when rushing, and any lineman not prepared for a bull rush are very easily driven back, though it is unclear how this power will translate to the NFL level against much larger and tougher tackles. Johnson has a variety of pass rush moves that he can utilize, including swims, bat-downs, and stabs. His spin move is elite, and he should utilize it more often than he does currently. He was very successful in designed stunt rushes, as his speed allowed him to get past the line before an adjustment could come. While double-teams do slow him down, he is bendy enough to sometimes work through them. De...