2011 Spartan Nation Football Profile: #39 S Trenton Robinson

  2011 Spartan Nation Football Profile: #39 S Trenton Robinson Expectation: All Big Ten S, Starting S Defensive Captain Height:  5’10” Weight:Â
2011 Spartan Nation Football Profile: #39 S Trenton Robinson
2011 Spartan Nation Football Profile: #39 S Trenton Robinson /

 

There is no doubt that S Trenton Robinson will have his name called in the 2012 NFL draft.  Photo courtesy of the MSU SID.
There is no doubt that S Trenton Robinson will have his name called in the 2012 NFL draft. Photo courtesy of the MSU SID

2011 Spartan Nation Football Profile: #39 S Trenton Robinson

Expectation:Â All Big Ten S, Starting S Defensive Captain

Height:  5’10”

Weight:Â 197#

2011 Eligibility: Senior 

EXP:Â 3 letters

Status:Â Starting S, All Big Ten S (pre season)

Strengths: Against WMU there was 11:38 left in the second quarter and the Broncos had a third and eight at their own 28. Robinson was play S across the field. Using his great vision and field awareness, Robinson makes a great read, comes across the middle, and delivers an earth rattling devastating blow. It was a thing of beauty and is precisely why he will be drafted in the 2012 NFL draft. He has all of the intangibles to play at the next level.

Weakness: Against Notre Dame in the third quarter the Irish faced a second and seven at their own 36 with 4:47 left in the quarter. He came running up on a play to make a tackle and didn’t break down properly (good technique) and the Irish got the first down. Robinson plays with the heart of a giant, but he doesn’t have the 6’2” or 3” 210# prototypical S body. He has to stay on technique. He usually does. This is just an example of what happens when he doesn’t.

Final Analysis: Robinson is as talented as they come. What makes him special is that he has the talent and the heart. He loves the game of football and is just a top flight young man. I can’t wait to see the season he is going to have. He is one of those rare talents that gets better every game and it shows in meaningful ways. I expect his teammates to vote him the defensive captain.

Next up: OG Chris “MAGNUS” McDonald


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