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Robinson

It’s a broken foot for Robinson, who will land on injured reserve due to his extended absence. The third-year linebacker has started all six games he’s appeared in for the Ravens this season, totaling nine tackles, two TFLs, and two sacks. If all goes well with his recovery, Robinson could be back on the field by late-November/early-December.

Meanwhile, fellow EDGE Brent Urban is in the concussion protocol with his second head injury in as many seasons. Initially listed as questionable in the first half, Robinson was ruled out after the break. It’s more injuries a hollowed-out defense can’t afford, though the Ravens at least have their Week 7 bye to try to heal up. Robinson entered this afternoon with two sacks on roughly 260 snaps.

Robinson (6’6/257) took an unusual path to the 2023 NFL Draft, as the Toronto product attended Guelph University in Ontario before choosing to transfer in 2020 in order to play football during the pandemic. Safe to say his final three years of college were at a higher level than what he saw at Canada, but he adjusted well enough to record 44 tackles, 8.0 TFL and 7.0 sacks with a FBS leading five forced fumbles. A long, linear defender who is physically suited to rush the passer, Robinson’s active hands and get off helped him put up 40 pressures and 18 stops against SEC caliber competition. His 1.58s 10-yard split was a 97th percentile mark and his 8.74 RAS foretells future potential growth despite being 24 years old. While he is likely to land on a practice squad for further development, Robinson could really become a force if he can fill out his ripped frame with some functional weight.