Chop Robinson's Quiet Night in Miami | Miami Dolphins News
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Miami’s defense crumbled in their opener, and the blame? First-round pick Chop Robinson. Expected to be the team’s pass-rush engine, he went silent—zero sacks, tackles, or QB hits. Coach Jeff Hafley called it hesitant, lacking aggression, though he noted slight improvement late. Analysts echoed that Robinson barely mattered until the fourth quarter, a critical year for his future with the team. The entire pass rush failed to register a sack, and the Raiders dominated early, forcing Miami into a late-game scramble. While the defense showed signs of life at the end, it was too little, too late. Robinson must deliver big-time—or risk being exposed as just another underwhelming first-round bust.
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