Houston Texans Must Consider This Combine Winner in 2025 NFL Draft

Robinson's impressive week in Indianapolis should not have come as a surprise. The former Cornhuskers' film is riddled with countless plays of him exploding off the line of scrimmage, proving that he could be a force against a passing attack. He finished his final collegiate season with a career-high six sacks and 24 quarterback hurries from the interior, while also posting a pass rush win-rate of 10.4 percent, according to PFF.

Despite his impressive stint at the collegiate level, there are some concerns regarding his size and his impact in the run game. Robinson's arm length is below average at 32.25 inches, which could cause issues for the young talent at the next level. In addition to arm length, he weighed in at 288 lbs at the combine, which puts him at a disadvantage in the run game.

However, head coach DeMeco Ryans could potentially utilize the underrated prospects in his defense. Since Robinson is projected to be a late day two, early day three selection, it would allow for him to be a key rotational piece for the Texans defensive line. Ryans could have him play later downs to help against the pass rush in a four-man front. Having a player like Robinson would help generate more pressure from the interior, which ultimately takes less pressure off defensive end Will Anderson Jr.

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