G Layden Robinson:
Scouting Reports:
Draft Network: https://thedraftnetwork.com/2023/12/29/layden-robinson-scouting-report-nfl-draft-2024
Highlights:
Layden Robinson Highlights - Senior Bowl: https://youtu.be/OiYpL4wxKjg?si=PGVxc20Uhm2IHzz_
Articles:
2024 NFL Draft Second-Day Values: Offense (Layden Robinson, G, Texas A&M: The 6-foot-3, 302-pound Robinson was a solid and reliable pass protector at Texas A&M. He has strong hands that rock defenders and often knock them off balance to slow them down. Those strong hands also help him to sustain blocks and prevent second efforts from being effective. In the ground game, Robinson is powerful at the point of attack, possessing strong hands to rock back defenders. With his thick build and upper body, Robinson can drive block and get a push at the point of attack. Robinson is nasty and brings a physical style and demeanor to the field. There are plays where Robinson can be a dominant bull who blasts open running lanes. However with Robinson being a limited athlete, he can lumber in space and is not a guard who is going to move well around the field. Thus, Robinson is limited in running wide zone plays at the next level. While he may go on Day 2 of the 2024 NFL Draft or in the mid-rounds, Robinson has the potential to turn into a quality starter and be a very good value pick.) (4-20-24): https://walterfootball.com/draft2024valuesoffense.php
One IOL Lions Could Select in Every Round of NFL Draft (Layden Robinson, Texas A&M: Robinson is an intriguing prospect worth taking a flyer on in the late rounds. He was quite inconsistent in pass protection, earning a 61.3 PFF pass blocking grade and allowing 16 pressures. However, Robinson is a physical beast in the run game who utilizes his frame to bully defenders. At 6-foot-3, 302, he cuts an imposing figure and backs it up with his performance in the run game. This ability to dominate on the ground can be beneficial for the Lions’ rushing attack, so he’s worth considering if the Lions hope to bolster the depth on their O-line late in the Draft.) (4-2-24): https://www.si.com/nfl/lions/interior-linemen-targets-2024-nfl-draft
2024 NFL Draft Stock – Post-Combine I (Up - Layden Robinson, G, Texas A&M: Robinson is another guard who will benefit from the unsatisified demand for guards around the leage. Sources said Robinson impressed them at the Senior Bowl. He is a potential instant NFL starter who has a shot at being a second-round pick and should not fall to Day 3.) (3-14-24): https://walterfootball.com/draft2024stock_27.php
2024 NFL Draft Stock – Senior Bowl (Up - Layden Robinson, G, Texas A&M: Robinson is a power right guard for the NFL, which he on display at the Senior Bowl. Team sources said Robinson helped himself with a good week of practice in Mobile. Robinson has starter potential for the next level because he is tough, strong and nasty. But his lack of athletic ability and foot quickness make him a better fit for a power-man scheme, as he could be limited on some of the wide zone runs of the pros. Robinson could be a second-day pick in the 2024 NFL Draft who turns into a good pro starter.) (2-5-24): https://walterfootball.com/draft2024stock_22.php
NFL Hot Press: 2024 Senior Bowl Rumors Friday (Another player who was mentioned as having helped himself was Texas A&M guard Layden Robinson. He is a strong run blocker and has shown improvement in his pass protection this week.) (2-2-24): https://walterfootball.com/nfl-hot-press-2024-senior-bowl-rumors-friday.php
2024 Senior Bowl: Wednesday’s American Team Practice Report (Texas A&M guard Layden Robinson had a draw with Robinson when the Aggies guard pushed him deep into the pocket after the Robinson achieved some initial penetration. Texas A&M guard Layden Robinson had a mixed outing on Wednesday. In the pass-blocking one-on-ones, he lost a rep to Texas nose tackle T’Vondre Sweat on a swim move, but Robinson had a nice win over LSU tackle Jordan Jefferson, stonewalling a bull rush. Robinson also had a win over Aggies teammate McKinnley Jackson. Robinson showed improvement from the first day of practice in pass protection, and that is a good development for him to show pro evaluators because it suggests he can be a starting power right guard early in NFL pro career.) (1-31-24): https://walterfootball.com/seniorbowl2024practice4.php
2024 Senior Bowl: Tuesday’s American Team Practice Report (Texas A&M guard Layden Robinson is a power right guard for the NFL, and he put that on display on Tuesday. Robinson was a force in the run-play one-on-ones and in the team scrimmage, where he generated a push at the point of attack. However, Robinson is limited athletically, which could be seen in the pass-rushing one-on-ones when he had some losses to speed rushes. He also lost a rep to Alabama’s Justin Eboigbe after getting knocked off balance. Robinson then fell to the ground, letting Eboigbe run free to the quarterback. Robinson has starter potential given that he is tough, strong and nasty. But his lack of athletic ability and foot quickness make him a better fit for a power-man scheme because he could be limited on some of the wide zone-runs as a pro. Robinson could be a second-day pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, but whichever team selects him will need to demonstrate some patience for him to develop as a pass blocker at the next level.) (1-30-24): https://walterfootball.com/seniorbowl2024practice2.php
Senior Bowl 2024 OL Primer: What You Need To Know (Layden Robinson, Texas A&M: I’m looking forward to seeing Robinson live. A big man who does extremely well inside a phone booth, showcasing his movement skills both as a puller and countering pass rushers will finalize his evaluation. ) (1-22-24): https://www.thedraftnetwork.com/2024/01/22/senior-bowl-2024-ol
4 Texas A&M football players chosen for All-SEC teams, highlighted by 2 first team selections (Robinson, who is no stranger to accolades, was picked for the conference’s second team. The 6-foot-4, 315-pound graduate student was also chosen for the SEC Community Service Team in 2023. In 2021, Robinson was picked for the Pro Football Focus All-SEC first team and the Associate Press All-SEC second team. He started in 31 consecutive games, including the first 11 contests in 2023, til he missed the regular season finale at LSU.) (12-5-23): https://aggieswire.usatoday.com/2023/12/05/four-texas-am-football-players-chosen-for-all-sec-teams-highlighted-by-2-first-team-selections/
2024 NFL Draft Stock Report (Up - Layden Robinson, G, Texas A&M: Team sources have been impressed with the play of Robinson this season. They say Robinson looks like a potential starting right guard in the NFL. They note that while he has some athletic limitations, he is strong and is a people mover at the point of attack. Robinson is a tough, nasty, power right guard for the next level. He could be limited on some of the wide zone-run plays in the NFL thanks to his lack of footspeed and overall athletic ability. Robinson, however, still has a violent playing style and demeanor. He could be a second-day prospect for the 2024 NFL Draft.) (10-10-23): https://walterfootball.com/draft2024stock_06.php
Texas A&M's offensive line is a problem, but not a lost cause just yet (Even worse, right guard Layden Robinson (40.6) and left tackle Trey Zuhn (55.4) took a steep decline from their performance against Arkansas last in Week 5.) (10-8-23): https://aggieswire.usatoday.com/2023/10/08/texas-am-football-texas-am-offensive-line-steve-adazzio-jimbo-fisher-alabama-crimson-tide/
2024 NFL Draft: College Football Game Recaps – Week 6 (Texas A&M guard Layden Robinson was impressive against Alabama. Robinson is in the running to be one of the top guard prospects for the 2024 NFL Draft, and he gave proof versus the Crimson Tide. Robinson was rock solid in both phases, doing his job to protect quarterback Max Johnson and opening holes in the ground game. The Aggies went behind Robinson for a critical short-yardage touchdown in the second quarter. Overall, Robinson’s performance will help his grade for the 2024 NFL Draft. Team sources from around the NFL have been impressed with the Robinson’s play this season. They have said he looks like a potential starting right guard for the next level. Additionally, they not that while Robinson has some athletic limitations, he is strong and is a people mover at the point of attack. He is tough, nasty, and power right guard for the pros. Robinson could face limitations on some of the wide zone-run plays used in the NFL because he lacks foot quickness and overall athletic ability. He still has a violent playing style and demeanor, however. Robinson could be a second-day prospect for the 2024 NFL Draft.) (10-7-23): https://walterfootball.com/draft2024recap_06.php
CFB Week 2 SEC Preview: Kool-Aid McKinstry, Ulysses Bentley IV, and Layden Robinson Highlight Key Matchups for SEC Prospects (Can Layden Robinson Return to Form Against Leonard Taylor III?
Layden Robinson was outstanding when he got the call to start at right guard as a redshirt sophomore. However, his junior season was less-than-stellar. The offensive line around Robinson crumbled, and the lack of continuity to his left and right hurt his efficiency. What was once high praise and legitimate NFL Draft hope had turned into cold silence.) (9-8-23): https://www.profootballnetwork.com/cfb-week-2-sec-preview-draft-2023/
Texas A&M Aggies Preview: Roster, Prospects, Schedule, and More (Layden Robinson, G: Layden Robinson is one of the few Texas A&M OL that remained healthy in 2022, but the lack of continuity along the line made for an unimpressive season for a guard with a very, very high ceiling. Robinson possesses an imposing frame and excellent grip strength. When things are squared away technically, he’s about as rock solid as interior blockers come. However, he must maintain better consistency if he wants to ensure he’s selected.) (8-1-23): https://www.profootballnetwork.com/texas-am-aggies-preview-2024-draft/
2024 NFL Draft: 14 Interior Offensive Linemen Prospects to Watch (Layden Robinson (Texas A&M): Robinson makes this list because it’ll be interesting to see whether the Aggies right guard can recover his 2021 form after a disappointing season last year. At 6’4″, 330 pounds, he’s one of the biggest guards in the class and combines impressive power in his hands with surprising short-area quickness to engage multiple defenders on a single snap in the run game. At times, he can struggle to anticipate, and it’s relatively common to see him lunging or dropping his head into contact. With another season like 2021, he could be among the first handful of guards off the board.) (7-6-23): https://www.fantasypros.com/2023/07/2024-nfl-draft-14-interior-offensive-linemen-prospects-watch/
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