Robinson delivered one of the most complete performances of the night, finishing with 11 tackles and showing relentless effort coming off the edge. He consistently beat blocks with quick hands and controlled leverage, allowing him to meet ball carriers near the line of scrimmage. Robinson brings a physical, no nonsense approach and never hesitates to initiate contact. His presence on the perimeter helped eliminate cutback lanes and force the offense into uncomfortable situations. Robinson’s discipline sets him apart and his ability to impact both the run and pass game makes him a name to watch. As Mountain Vista prepares to face an explosive Arvada West offense, Robinson will be relied upon heavily. His toughness and consistency position him as one of the defense’s most dependable playmakers.

Robinson has been making noise on the camp circuit with his competitive edge and sharp coverage skills. While not the tallest corner, he compensates with excellent footwork, fluid hips, and physicality at the line of scrimmage. He plays with confidence, able to stay tight in coverage and undercut routes to disrupt timing and create turnovers. Robinson’s aggressive style and improving technique make him a sleeper prospect with the tools to become a breakout candidate in this secondary this fall.

Robinson is a DB that is precise in his technique being able to get out of his breaks and get to the receivers hip. He has some speed and use it to keep receivers in front and then break late. At receiver he uses head fakes and jabs to throw defenders off to get open. He has strong hands and is able to haul the ball in.