Veteran, low-profile **Marshall DB** who’s built on steadiness and coverage flashes
DeNathian Robinson’s value is in his experience and reliability: he played in all 12 games in both the 2007 and 2008 seasons for Marshall, logging 15 total tackles and a season-high three tackles with two pass breakups against New Hampshire in 2007. His differentiator is not flashy box-score production, but steadiness, assignment trust, and the ability to show up consistently across a full season. That profile fits teams looking for a disciplined depth defensive back rather than a headline-grabbing playmaker.[1]
