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Denard Robinson

Denard Robinson

American former American football playerWikipedia

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Oct 28, 2026

Al BorgesGUEST
9:55
So when everybody says he can't get that, he couldn't have got that ball off.
Al BorgesGUEST
9:59
No, I talked to Denard Robinson about this the other day or just yesterday, as a matter of fact, The problem with the play is it really should have been nothing worse than a throwaway because what happened is they reversed turned and they swept through the fake with the right hand, which takes longer.
Al BorgesGUEST
10:18
And Denard pointed this out.
Al BorgesGUEST
10:19
He goes, also, coach, he had to switch the ball to do it.
Al BorgesGUEST
11:48
Be clear on that now.
Al BorgesGUEST
11:50
So where all the guys said he would have never got it up, no. Devin Gardner would have got the ball off.
Al BorgesGUEST
11:55
With that mechanic, Denard Robinson, most quarterbacks I've coached, I don't remember being sacked on a play.
Al BorgesGUEST
12:02
Now, I have had a few hairy ones.
Everett WilliamsPANELIST
26:13
Indiana was not good that – but they just like, we know you can't score.
Isaac TorontoPANELIST
26:20
They're going to need to bring back Denard Robinson at quarterback.
Chris WilliamsHOST
26:23
Carr and Bryce are just.
Everett WilliamsPANELIST
26:30
Tim Bianca Batuka is not walking through that door, guys.
Brad DennyHOST
60:21
But, you know, getting into the college football playoff, win conference titles, this is a guy that is well set up to be doing that for this year and perhaps the next couple.
Joe HealeyHOST
60:29
So is his 47 the most obscure quarterback number? Because, what, Denard Robinson from Michigan were 99 one year.
Joe HealeyHOST
60:34
Oh, did he? Jared Lorenzen and shout out Jeff Kron wore 22.
Joe HealeyHOST
60:39
I think, did Flutie wear 22? 22 was like weirdly like a common.
Al BorgesGUEST
31:43
So when everybody says he can't get that, he couldn't have got that ball off.
Al BorgesGUEST
31:48
No, I talked to Denard Robinson about this the other day or just yesterday, as a matter of fact, The problem with the play is it really should have been nothing worse than a throwaway because what happened is they reversed turned and they swept through the fake with the right hand, which takes longer.
Al BorgesGUEST
32:06
And Denard pointed this out.
Al BorgesGUEST
32:08
He goes, also, coach, he had to switch the ball to do it.
Al BorgesGUEST
33:37
Be clear on that now.
Al BorgesGUEST
33:38
So where all the guys said he would have never got it up, no. Devin Gardner would have got the ball off.
Al BorgesGUEST
33:44
With that mechanic, Denard Robinson, most quarterbacks I've coached, I don't remember being sacked on a play.
Al BorgesGUEST
33:51
Now, I have had a few hairy ones.
Bill BuschHOST
15:08
Shoelace.
Bill BuschHOST
15:09
Denard Robinson.
Bill BuschHOST
15:10
Nice,
Steve SippleHOST
15:10
I like it.
RicoPANELIST
10:35
actually prefer if he just runs for 100 yards.
RicoPANELIST
10:38
If they just put him like Denard Robinson, just let him run.
RicoPANELIST
10:40
Oh, shoelaces.
RicoPANELIST
10:41
Yeah, do that.
David ConeHOST
2:42
We're going to play a lot of football players.
David ConeHOST
2:43
What obligation do you have to let your opponent know who you're going to run out there quarterback, particularly when you have different skill sets like this? Now, Tramell Jones, to your point about bringing this dynamic element to that game on the road against Texas, it's not just like taking off and running the way that Denard Robinson or some of these other guys might take off and hit you, Michael Hawkins Jr., The ability to keep those plays alive, the ability to turn what would be a three or four yard loss into a three or four yard gain in these type of games, that's massive.
Jake CrainHOST
3:16
And, you know, to your point too with Trammell, and we're going to get to the Georgia side of this, but You know, it's also like he's not just taking off and running to run.
Jake CrainHOST
3:25
I mean, you look at some of the – you look at the touchdown play where he hit, I believe it was the tight end in the end zone.
Perry Simon IIIAUDIENCE
38:00
One second.
Perry Simon IIIAUDIENCE
38:02
When Denard Robinson couldn't throw very well, could he? But Denard took the bullets for his team.
Perry Simon IIIAUDIENCE
38:07
He
speaker_12ADVERTISER
38:08
could throw
John U. BaconGUEST
4:00
Didn't do anything where you go, wow, that guy's automatically the future, et cetera.
John U. BaconGUEST
4:04
A Denard Robinson kind of play.
John U. BaconGUEST
4:07
But he made a lot of very good decisions, a lot of very good plays, and almost no mistakes whatsoever.
John U. BaconGUEST
4:12
and certainly no costly mistakes.

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Sam WebbHOST
18:44
I was glad that that was – it's clear.
Sam WebbHOST
18:46
Listen, he's a dual-threat guy.
Sam WebbHOST
18:48
Obviously, when we think dual-threat, we think Denard Robinson.
Sam WebbHOST
18:51
That's like one of the best all-time.
Jack O'RourkeHOST
40:04
That's my hockey pick.
Jack O'RourkeHOST
40:06
College Football 14 with Shoelace on the cover.
Jack O'RourkeHOST
40:11
That game was...
Jack O'RourkeHOST
40:12
I just played so many hours of that game.

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