BALTIMORE — With 8:53 remaining in the first quarter Saturday night, Eagles defensive tackle Ty Robinson exploded off the ball and knocked down Ravens guard Emery Jones Jr.'s arm and brought down quarterback Tyler Huntley for a sack.
Overall, the Eagles' 24-7 loss to the Ravens in the first preseason game represented an ugly night, but Robinson's performance was one of the few reasons Philadelphia can wake up feeling good today.
After a rough start in the NFL, Robinson said the sack was a sign his hard work is paying off.
"When you get a full offseason, I got to really learn a lot about my body and what needed to be worked on," Robinson said Saturday night at M&T Bank Stadium. "A big part of that was mobility and flexibility. That was a big key focus for me. I always knew I had the strength. So, I mean, just being able to use those **** ets to help me perform on the field [is making a difference]."
After dismantling Jones' block with a cross-chop, Robinson reminded himself of what he already knew: He has the talent to play in the NFL and make an impact.
#robinson #Ravens #knew
Overall, the Eagles' 24-7 loss to the Ravens in the first preseason game represented an ugly night, but Robinson's performance was one of the few reasons Philadelphia can wake up feeling good today.
After a rough start in the NFL, Robinson said the sack was a sign his hard work is paying off.
"When you get a full offseason, I got to really learn a lot about my body and what needed to be worked on," Robinson said Saturday night at M&T Bank Stadium. "A big part of that was mobility and flexibility. That was a big key focus for me. I always knew I had the strength. So, I mean, just being able to use those **** ets to help me perform on the field [is making a difference]."
After dismantling Jones' block with a cross-chop, Robinson reminded himself of what he already knew: He has the talent to play in the NFL and make an impact.
#robinson #Ravens #knew
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