7 under-the-radar NY Giants targets to watch at the NFL Combine

1. FSU S Jammie Robinson

During his four collegiate seasons, Jammie Robinson put together a solid resume. In his first two campaigns, which were spent at South Carolina, he appeared in 22 games. Over this stretch, he recorded 135 total tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, two interceptions, and eight defended passes.

Following his transfer to Florida State in 2021, Robinson managed to take his game to a new level. Over his final 25 collegiate games, he recorded 183 total tackles, 12 tackles for loss, five interceptions, eight defended passes, and two forced fumbles.

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Upon his arrival at Florida State, Robinson became a key playmaker throughout the entire defense. He often moved between both the secondary and linebacker, while making plays in both areas. Fans in Tallahassee loved him, as he was known for making some sensational plays for his coaches.

While he hasn’t recorded many interceptions, he has still proven that he is more than capable of holding his own. If the Giants are in search of a versatile defensive back, Robinson could be just the guy that they’re looking for. Who better to coach him up than defensive coordinator Wink Martindale? We like Robinson’s potential a lot.

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