Koren Robinson worth a shot

[YardRat]

http://buf.scout.com/2/754084.html

Robinson got his life and his football career back together. He stayed clean off the field and contributed on it. At 28 years old, Robinson still has at least five good years left in him, and isn’t far from the No. 1 wideout that registered 1,240 yards and five touchdowns for Seattle in ’02. Green Bay cut him simply because of a numbers crunch after drafting Jordy Nelson (http://buf.scout.com/a.z?s=24&p=8&c=1&nid=3726993) in the second round.

Robinson would come cheap – easily under $1 million per year. Why not ink him to a two-year trial? Buffalo isn’t amongst the teams reportedly interested in Robinson. And one recent development surely dents K-Rob’s hopes on returning. His brother, Tariq, was arrested for trafficking ecstasy. The problem? Koren lives with Tariq…..Gulp.

If all’s clear though, Buffalo should sign him for the short term. The Bills are still thin at WR, despite drafting James Hardy (http://buf.scout.com/a.z?s=24&p=8&c=1&nid=3729715). A slick, long-stride receiver like the 6-foot-2 Robinson would give the Bills offense another big target to stretch defenses.

[TacklingDummy]

The Bills are seeming to care less and less about character these days. Why not give Robinson another chance? He'd be the 2nd best WR on the team the moment he signs.

[YardRat]

I still think we should sign a vet to push Hardy.

[Jan Reimers]

He seems to have turned things around. What's the harm in giving him a chance?

[Mitchy moo]

I say let's get the kid in the mix and see how he does, the more targets for Trent the better.

[Scumbag College]

Bring him in!

[The Spaz]

How many chances has this guy had? No thanks.

[acehole]

No.



http://buf.scout.com/2/754084.html

Robinson got his life and his football career back together. He stayed clean off the field and contributed on it. At 28 years old, Robinson still has at least five good years left in him, and isn’t far from the No. 1 wideout that registered 1,240 yards and five touchdowns for Seattle in ’02. Green Bay cut him simply because of a numbers crunch after drafting Jordy Nelson (http://buf.scout.com/a.z?s=24&p=8&c=1&nid=3726993) in the second round.

Robinson would come cheap – easily under $1 million per year. Why not ink him to a two-year trial? Buffalo isn’t amongst the teams reportedly interested in Robinson. And one recent development surely dents K-Rob’s hopes on returning. His brother, Tariq, was arrested for trafficking ecstasy. The problem? Koren lives with Tariq…..Gulp.

If all’s clear though, Buffalo should sign him for the short term. The Bills are still thin at WR, despite drafting James Hardy (http://buf.scout.com/a.z?s=24&p=8&c=1&nid=3729715). A slick, long-stride receiver like the 6-foot-2 Robinson would give the Bills offense another big target to stretch defenses.

[Night Train]

He'd be sweating bullets in the WNY area, with 180 bars per square mile.

[Voltron]

He'd be sweating bullets in the WNY area, with 180 bars per square mile.
Willis would disagree :snicker:

[Pinkerton Security]

he lives with an ecstasy dealer. I am pretty liberal, but no thanks, hes a timebomb that I dont care to have on our team.

[TacklingDummy]

he lives with an ecstasy dealer. I am pretty liberal, but no thanks, hes a timebomb that I dont care to have on our team.

If the bomb goes off its easy just to cut him.

[bigbub2352]

i would defintly bring him in, anything to get Josh Reed closer to the door, his size and speed would be sick, i would not mind going into next year, with Evans, Hardy, Robinson, Parrish, and Johnson as our 5 wideouts, and throw Jenkins in there for ST

[Pinkerton Security]

If the bomb goes off its easy just to cut him.
true. im just wary of him warping the fragile little minds of our rooks and other young guys.

[TacklingDummy]

true. im just wary of him warping the fragile little minds of our rooks and other young guys.

If he truly turned his life around, he could teach the rookies/young guys on things not to do.

[The Answer]

The Bills are seeming to care less and less about character these days. Why not give Robinson another chance? He'd be the 2nd best WR on the team the moment he signs.

If we truly don't care about character anymore than I would take Chris Henry in a heartbeat over Robinson. He is a more talented and younger.

~The Answer

[Mr. Miyagi]

he lives with an ecstasy dealer. I am pretty liberal, but no thanks, hes a timebomb that I dont care to have on our team.
That sounds like Miami material.

[evol4276]

if i remember correctly he played without problems last year in GB.. i think. i wuldnt have a problem with him at all

[Mr. Miyagi]

He sucked at GB last year.

[superbills]

He sucked at GB last year.

Oh and you would know this how...because you live in Wisconsin and see all their games or something... :D:

Seriously, he was a shadow out there last year, but he did come in half-way through the season and really didn't have his head into football I'd wager. He has the physical skills and if he has put all of the off-the-field crap behind him could be a force for someone looking to take a chance on him. For the right price, I say bring him in...

[jamze132]

I'm not sold on Robinson. I lived in Tacoma while he played in Seattle and saw him many times play. He drops more balls than Reed.

[Bone]

He will hide is Beer bong in his joc strap.

[TacklingDummy]

Bump.

Does anyone question Robinson's character now?