Michael Robinson

They've got three freshman receivers that are exciting players, outstanding athletes.

and Michael Robinson, they're using him in the spread offense, and he's been sensational.

This spread offense is almost made for him because he's the kind of guy that can really hurt

you

Not that they'll devote a lot of practice snaps to it, but there would be a plan in place.

I remember there were times during the Russell Wilson era where when Michael Robinson was on the roster, of course, he played quarterback at Penn State.

And, you know, it was kind of well known that he would be in the event of a catastrophic emergency where the other two guys get hurt.

It would be Michael Robinson.

There isn't an obvious choice on this team, but again, I'll do some research.

We'll find out.

Excited to talk to some great guests today.

Michael Robinson from the NFL Network gonna join us, talk about some fellas toting it around the league.

Mel Kiper Jr., tell us if we're getting a little nervous about some of the quarterbacks that we have coming from college to the pros.

But nervous has to be everyone, Dad, 'cause last night, boy oh boy, the Chiefs debut came in style for one Kenneth Walker III.

Check it out, The Golix, wherever you get your podcasts if you missed any of the fine show today.

Uh, like our great guest in our next one coming up right now.

Michael Robinson, uh, former NFL fullback, NFL Network analyst, kind enough to join us here on the show right now.

Michael, good to talk to you, man.

Uh, I am so, so fired up to have football back last night.

Uh, was in the studio at NFL Network with Mooch, with Mike Robinson, um, just taking it all in and, enjoying, you know, the, the opportunity to discuss these games.

Chris Rose was hosting.

It was so much fun, uh, before that Seattle, New England game.

Yeah.

It was, it was Michael Robinson.

So my, my rookie year, we played Seattle at home.

It was my first game playing at inside backer.

He's now a Super Bowl winning head coach, of course, of the Seahawks.

Worked for both John and Jim Harbaugh, and this was on one of these, he was with Marshawn Lynch and Mike Robinson.

I don't know if it's current or what, I don't know if it's recent or if it's you know months old or whatever but he's kind of breaking down the differences and also the similarities between the Harbaugh brothers

they're about the same stuff like tough as nails competitive as crap team first like they love their players like that's probably number one thing that sticks out it's like they have their players backs at all times And I think the players feel that, and that's what makes their team so tight.