Thread: Koren Robinson Staying Or Going

He better stay! He was one helluva pickup (as if you guys didn't know that!)

He's the Vikes best receiver right now and proved it in one year. He didn't miss much playing time due to injuries and made some plays. He has speed, size and hands. With his talent, he could/should be a top receiver in the league for years to come. Make him our man. Keep him our man. Get Burelson durable and he should fit great in the WCO, too.

M. Robinson is worth keeping around for his size and experience, too. And Taylor was a pleasant surprise this year, great possesion receiver. And Williamson's speed and quickness should be a burner in a "better" offense.

"stjmnsota" wrote:

He's the Vikes best receiver right now and proved it in one year. He didn't miss much playing time due to injuries and made some plays. He has speed, size and hands. With his talent, he could/should be a top receiver in the league for years to come. Make him our man. Keep him our man. Get Burelson durable and he should fit great in the WCO, too.

M. Robinson is worth keeping around for his size and experience, too. And Taylor was a pleasant surprise this year, great possesion receiver. And Williamson's speed and quickness should be a burner in a "better" offense.

So you think the WR's situation should remain status quo for next season?

For a guy who's primary responsibilty is kick returner, 3-4 mil is a bit high. Although he stretches the field, he does not deserve that kind of money.

But he won't be primarily a kick returner next season. He was only in that position because of the timing and circumstances of his pickup. He will be able to compete for a starting WR role this year, and I bet you a dollar e is the number one or number two reciever. There is a reason he was drafted so high originally. Now that he has his life in order, he is not only a great athlete, but a great role model as well.