BradyManny

On a couple levels - his skillset and size. He's a good route runner & a big target and would be a nice complement opposite Moss.

Furthermore, his "bloodlines" and his obvious maturity and connection to the game:
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After seeing how well Mayo developed in one year largely to his work ethic and passion for the game, I think we cannot understate the fact how important those intangibles are when considering the usage of Day 1 picks.

My only question on Robiskie is if he is fast enough to be the intermediate guy the Pats need. In terms of a possession receiver opposite Moss, he fits the bill, but can he get down field a little faster than, say, a Gaffney. But from what I've seen, I like him and think he'd be worth a 2nd rounder.

tombonneau

I endorse this 100%. He supposedly looked great at Senior Bowl or one of those other get togethers. And watching him at OSU, I always thought he would make a steady pro.

mayoclinic

I think both Robiskie and Iglesias from Oklahoma would be good fits. The only question in my mind is how high they go, and how high we are willing to spend a pick on WR. Depends a little on what happens with FA with Gaffney and possibly an outside pickup. I personally do not want to spend a first day pick on WR, but 3rd round and up would be ok.

I'm hoping both of them show somewhat average speed at the combine and fall to the 3rd-4th round, as I don't think either's game is based on speed and don't really care what their 40 time is.

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PatsChamp88

I would love to see Robiskie in a Patriot uniform, I know his father who is the WR coach for ATL will be gunning for him hard too.

AzPatsFan

I already said I liked Robiskie, but in the late third (As Asante pick if Brace is not there) or fourth, NEVER the second.

FreeTedWilliams

I would not mind the Pats taking Robiskie in the 4th round. HOWEVER, I think that Mohammed Massaquoi from Georgia will be available areound the same time, and he is bigger and faster.

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dryheat44

Unfortunately, he makes Ben Watson look like a Venus Flytrap in comparison.

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tombonneau

I remember watching some Georgia games and MM looks like an outright physical specimen and beast, snapping balls out of the air and gliding into the end zone. Of course, it's college Ds.

FreeTedWilliams

He reminds my of Troy Brown, not physically, but with his uncanny ability to come up with the "big catch" on 3rd down. He always seemed to make the play when they really neede it the most.

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ctpatsfan77

Oh great, do we want to confuse Brady by giving him too many options on third down?

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