D'Antre Robinson DT Oregon |
NFL Draft Profile & Scouting Report

Scouting Report: Weaknesses

• Pass-rush production is light, one sack from a full rotation role
• Pressure total stays low at nine across 377 snaps
• Lacks a developed rush plan beyond an initial power move
• Limited closing burst keeps him from finishing pressures at the pocket
• Two penalties point to occasional hand and leverage lapses

Scouting Report: Summary

Robinson has bounced from Florida to North Carolina and on to a third program for the coming year, and his 2025 tape is the steadiest of the bunch: a dependable run-down interior defender who finishes what he gets to. The tackle reliability is the standout, with a single miss on the season and twenty run stops, including five-stop afternoons against Charlotte and Wake Forest. At 315 pounds with length, he holds the point inside and gives a defense honest early-down snaps.

The disruption simply is not part of the package yet. He managed one sack and nine pressures across 377 snaps, the rush plan stops at an initial power move, and the limited closing burst keeps him from finishing at the pocket even when he wins early. Two penalties point to the occasional leverage lapse. He is a player who wins by being where he is supposed to be and tackling cleanly, not by creating negative plays on his own.

The pro projection is a rotational run-stopper whose roster case rests on tackle reliability, positional size, and special-teams work. He has to keep winning the early-down reps and cut the penalties, because there is no pass-rush production to fall back on. That points to a late-round or priority-free-agent grade with a clear, if narrow, role as a run-down interior body.