Darius Robinson
Position: Edge — Projected: 2nd Round
History & Measurables
Born: Aug. 11, 2002 – Southfield, Michigan
High School: St. Joseph’s Prep
College: Missouri University
Height – 6’5″ Weight – 285 lbs
Traits & Characteristics
The Good
- Elite footwork
- Hand placement
- High effort player
The Bad
- Technique discipline inconsistencies
- Strength could be better
Advanced Analytics Notes
2023 Pass Rush Stats: Min 100 Pass Rush Snaps
- PFF Pass Rush Grade: 78.4 (T-73 Among Edge Defenders)
- Pash Rush Win Rate: 17% (T-45 Among Edge Defenders)
- QB Hits: 6 (T-80 Among Edge Defenders)
- Sacks: 9 (T-23 Among Edge Defenders)
- Hurries: 27 (T-43 Among Edge Defenders)
2023 Run Defense Stats: Min 100 Run Defense Snaps
- PFF Run Defense Grade: 81.4 (18th Among Edge Defenders)
- Run Stops: 17 (T-82 Among Edge Defenders)
Film Notes and Highlights
Darius Robinson showed tremendous growth as he was moved outside in 2023. He has an incredible power rush with great hand placement and elite footwork. Robinson keeps his hands active, but at times can have bad discipline if he can’t win on the initial move. He continued to improve with each game, and completely improved in the running game. Robinson has a great motor, unwilling to give up on the play – regardless if the team’s winning or losing in the 4th quarter. He’s a high effort player with a tremendous ceiling. I believe Robinson could sneak into the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft. – Thomas Christopher
(Games Watched: vs Georgia 2022, vs Kansas State 2023, vs LSU 2023, vs Kentucky 2023, vs South Carolina 2023, vs Georgia 2023, Live at Senior Bowl 2024)
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