Rookie WRs Robiskie, Stroughter are becoming new stars

Cleveland’s Brian Robiskie (Round 2, No. 36 overall) and Tampa Bay’s Sammie Stroughter (Round 7, No. 233 overall), two rookie wide receivers, have recently impressed people a lot.

A lot of assessment has come up about the two:

Someone said that Robiskie behaved as perfect as advertised, and stroughter, a late-round pick out of Oregon State, is already on the way to becoming the No. 1 offense, according to the St. Petersburg Times. His fellow wideout Michael Clayton also praised him ,“The guy has great feet. He’s caught every ball that’s touched his hands.”

“He’s a natural hand-catcher. He snatches it. He’s a smart guy who’s caught onto the offense really well.”One of Stroughter’s former teammateats in Oregon State, Bucs S Sabby Piscitelli thinks the rookie can be a factor. He also thought that Stroughter can definitely contribute and help this team win.


So people can expect that Robiskie and Stroughter will become contributors soon.

This is not the first time we saw new stars form rookie WRs. In 2008, the second-round picks of Broncos’ Eddie Royal and the Eagles’DeSean Jackson had major impacts in their rookie seasons. In 2006, seventh-rounder Marques Colston, with 1,038 receiving yards during his rookie year, became famous overnight.