The Browns won’t be re-signing left tackle Greg Robinson, as Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon-Journal tweets. This was relayed to his camp even before his recent arrest for marijuana possession near the U.S./Mexico border. 
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Robinson, the former No. 2 overall pick in the 2014 draft, looked the part of a late bloomer after hooking on with the Browns in 2018. After a solid Year One, he was re-upped on a one-year deal with a base value of $7MM, plus incentives that could have taken him to $9MM.
In 2019, he regressed sharply. At points, Robinson was turnstile during the Browns’ trying year and his inconsistency was one of many issues that dogged their talent-laden offense. On the flipside, it’s worth noting that the advanced metrics were somewhat kind to him – he graded out as Pro Football Focus’ No. 41 ranked tackle in the NFL last year. That’s not great for a playoff hopeful’s left tackle, but it’s not a bad slot among 81 qualified players.
Since 2014, Robinson has appeared in 84 games with 70 starts for the Rams, Lions, and Browns.
now this is a huge shocker
Cue the Weed Apologists Brigade… in… 3… 2…
Cue the haters stuck in the 1890s….
Oh wait, hey what’s up dude!
Lol
He had 157 pounds….. was he traveling under the name Miller? Actually, the 80’s was a great time for cannabis consumption not like it was taboo….
1890s? Really?
Well, duh.
I guess this provides the Browns with an opportunity to pursue a youngster like Andrew Whitworth or Jason Peters.
Honestly they are looking to make the playoffs. They only need a guy for a year so they can get their fan base back on board after disappointing last year.
Not much evidence that the Haslam’s have ever cared a bit about the fan base.