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Who Should Stay/Who Should Go? Laurent Robinson!

Found January 14, 2012 on The Landry Hat:
PLAYERS: Laurent Robinson,  Miles Austin
TEAMS: Dallas Cowboys

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In this week’s addition of Who Should Stay/Who Should Go, I will be discussing whether or not the Cowboys should re-sign Free Agent Wide Receiver Laurent Robinson. Laurent Robinson signed a 1 year deal with the Cowboys after having played the past 2 season with the Rams. Like many of you I didn’t even know who Robinson was when he signed and to be honest when I heard he had been signed I really didn’t care. However when Miles Austin went down this season with his hamstring injury Robinson emerged as a great back up receiver and at times he was arguably the best wide receiver on the football field. Robinson’s previous 4 seasons were spent in Atlanta and St Louis where he had a total of 4 touchdowns and his highest receiving total at the end of a season was 437 yards in his first season with the Falcons. Robinson’s number with the Cowboys is stunning when you look at his previous season; he had 11 touchdowns and 858 yards receiving. What is his most impressive and probably most import...
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