🧠 Coach J’s Draft Room Vol.3｜Chop Robinson: One Step, One Problem

🔥 Chop Robinson | New York Giants | The Edge Is Back in New York “You can teach moves. You can’t teach first-step fire.” 🔍 Coach’s Breakdown ✅ Strengths Elite first-step explosion Violent, flexible, and fearless—bends like a paperclip under pressure Natural athlete who plays mean and smart Physical in pursuit, aggressive through contact 🚧 Areas to Grow Raw edge technique—pass-rush moves still under construction Limited reps as full-time edge Needs quicker block recognition on power sets 🗣️ Coach’s Corner This pick says one thing: the Giants are building an identity again. In my days on the sideline, great defenses always started with fear up front. Chop isn’t just fast—he’s violent. That first step is a weapon, and he’s only just learning how to use the rest of his toolbox. He reminds me of those classic “heat-seeking ends” we used to gameplan around. Play-side, back-side, doesn’t matter—he’s coming. With Dexter Lawrence inside and Brian Burns commanding attention, Chop’s gonna get his chances. A lot of them. 🎓 Coach J’s Grade: A Explosive. Aggressive. Incomplete—but that’s what coaching is for. He’ll be a nightmare by Year 2. #NFLDraft2025 #ChopRobinson #GiantsFootball #EdgeRush #DraftRoomVol3 #CoachJ #PassRushSpecialist #DefensiveIdentity #CoachJObservations #OneStepAndGone