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Terry Robiskie? How old is that guy? I remember him coaching the Raiders in, something like, the early 80's. We're talking Jim Plunkett and Marcus Allen years. Dang, he's old. Can WR coaches us walkers on the sidelines? 

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10 minutes ago, 707BillsFan said:

Terry Robiskie? How old is that guy? I remember him coaching the Raiders in, something like, the early 80's. We're talking Jim Plunkett and Marcus Allen years. Dang, he's old. Can WR coaches us walkers on the sidelines? 

Yeah his son played at Ohio State about 10 years ago. I think he and Daboll may have overlapped with the Browns. Going to check. 

 

Nope - he left in 06, Daboll got there in 09

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9 minutes ago, 707BillsFan said:

Terry Robiskie? How old is that guy? I remember him coaching the Raiders in, something like, the early 80's. We're talking Jim Plunkett and Marcus Allen years. Dang, he's old. Can WR coaches us walkers on the sidelines? 

63.

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I tried to find information on Jimmy Robinson and the only information that popped up on Google was for a retired WR coach (Giants, Pack and Cowboys).  Was this the guy interviewed?

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Just now, jahnyc said:

I tried to find information on Jimmy Robinson and the only information that popped up on Google was for a retired WR coach (Giants, Pack and Cowboys).  Was this the guy interviewed?

Yeah. Won a Super Bowl with Green Bay. 

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1 minute ago, jahnyc said:

I tried to find information on Jimmy Robinson and the only information that popped up on Google was for a retired WR coach (Giants, Pack and Cowboys).  Was this the guy interviewed?

Dusting off the AARP list it seems 

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12 minutes ago, 707BillsFan said:

Terry Robiskie? How old is that guy? I remember him coaching the Raiders in, something like, the early 80's. We're talking Jim Plunkett and Marcus Allen years. Dang, he's old. Can WR coaches us walkers on the sidelines? 

I think it's good to have some old timers on the staff. Different perspectives are good imo

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Just now, Steptide said:

I think it's good to have some old timers on the staff. Different perspectives are good imo

I always believe in an experienced coaching staff. Mix in some youth, but experience is always a plus. 

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6 minutes ago, Steptide said:

I think it's good to have some old timers on the staff. Different perspectives are good imo

Old is one thing but this guy was Christ's WR coach.

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Change is good to bolster this offence but lets have a plan to get some "quality" WR corp......

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1 hour ago, BeefCurtns said:

Old is one thing but this guy was Christ's WR coach.

How'd that work out by the way. A bit before my time i guess...

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2 minutes ago, 3rdand12 said:

How'd that work out by the way. A bit before my time i guess...

He was an excellent route runner, slowed up by the sandals. Once in a while ball would sail right through his hands too.

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1 minute ago, KelsaysLunchbox said:

He was an excellent route runner, slowed up by the sandals. Once in a while ball would sail right through his hands too.

I honestly trust you on this matter.
Having the correct footwear really is on his trainers though. Can't take all the blame for those missed opportunities. sht happens

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1 minute ago, the skycap said:

Where's Sanjay Lal??

are you late again?

going from Colts to Dallas. yet to be announced but done deal.
 

1 hour ago, TheTruthHurts said:

63.

im 56 or abouts . shoppin' walkers on the weekend after the early bird

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