Cam Robinson had a 72.2 pass blocking grade per PFF. Only 1 accepted penalty to that point. He was much better in our offense.

According to this he had a higher pass blocking grade in Minnesota.

Cam Robinson has a 77.6 PFF pass blocking grade since being acquired by the Vikings. He's been charged with one sack allowed in six games.

Kevin O’Connell on Robinson's impact:

"I don’t know many teams that can lose one of the best left tackles in football and win six…

— Will Ragatz (@WillRagatz) December 12, 2024

For the life of me I don’t get why people wouldn’t want this kid. High floor, knows the offense, is not a chronic broke dick like some of these other options.

He would be the best pass blocking LT we’ve had since Eric Fisher.
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To be clear, what offense are you referring to? The Alex Smith looking one of this past season, or the more aggressive ones of seasons past?
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Count me in the camp of if we could sign a Robinson + Hollywood before the draft, that would free us up to go BPA completely worry free and probably add another 3-4 starters in the draft.

I’d sign off on it without second thought.
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And for that reason I think he makes a lot of sense. I don't think you can ignore the LT position in this draft. Yes, there is a glaring hole right now, but we need a RT next offseason. Who knows, maybe they both pan out, maybe Kingsley is a guard, maybe Morris is a RT, G, or maybe nothing.

I know there is a group of people who say it won't change the reality of the situation if you draft a 1st round LT, I also don't think the reality changes all that much with a FA LT. The Chiefs are going to still need to be looking for guys in the draft.
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There one where you’re left on an island a lot as a tackle. That want the case in LA.
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If he was anywhere near the caliber of player you seem to think he is the Jaguars wouldn't have traded him for literal peanuts while eating most of his salary to do so.
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It's not even the fact that they traded him with their only in house options being a JAG in Walker Little or a complete scrub in Anton Harrison. It's the fact that the 31 other teams had so little use for him that a conditional 5th and eating most of his salary is the best the Jaguars could do.

All I've read recently is OT play is next to impossible to find so teams should've been knocking down the Jaguars door with offers to trade for him. But they weren't. Because he isn't that good.
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Yeah whoever it is (Robinson, Jackson, Humphries, etc). Have to have a solid vet option before the draft.

Chiefs can’t just hope the draft falls right for that position at that draft slot.
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I think he'd be fine in the short passing Alex Smith offense. The problem with that whole deal is it limits Mahomes.
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You're doing a great job of souring me on that dude
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Why? This has always been the score. Dude is a mediocre to below average LT. That's why he's even available. It may well be enough to get Mahomes back to elite status but we can call a spade a spade here.
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If Alaric Jackson was everything you think he is the Rams would be tagging him or resigning him, or signed an extension during the season

But they don’t think much of him if they are willing to let him walk with no viable back up option on the roster. They would rather plug and play someone else.
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I agree
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Well, no, because they have an incredibly tight cap situation and 2 OTs already under contract that don't suck.
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People wanted to bring Donovan Smith back who nobody wanted this year. They want Alaric Jackson or Ronnie Stanley too.

If the Rams let a 26 year old LT walk willingly it says just as much as the Jaguars trading Robinson.

McVay isn’t stupid
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