New York Giants Training Camp Player Preview: CB Aaron Robinson
With the unfortunate but predictable departure of veteran cornerback James Bradberry this offseason, the New York Giants once again find themselves looking for an answer at the cornerback position.
They might not have to look very far, as second-year man Aaron Robinson appears to be the early favorite to take over the role.
Coming out of UCF, the Giants traded up to snag Robinson in the third round of the 2021 NFL draft. This pick was undoubtedly well received at the time, but with the recent hit that the Giants have taken in their secondary over that past year, it may turn out to be one of the Giants' most underrated selections.
Due to an injury that required an off-season procedure, Robinson had a minimal role last season, playing in just 268 total snaps, with four games with less than ten defensive snaps total. In his limited chances, however, Robinson played pretty well and showed off some real potential as a future option, posting a PFF grade of at least 64.0 in six of his nine games.
There is a clear need in the Giants' secondary, and Robinson has talent. Can Robinson be this year's Xavier McKinney, a young player who comes on strong after an abbreviated rookie season in his second year?
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