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Landon Robinson (5’11 291) Navy + Built like a fire hydrant + Quickness off the snap + 290-pound energizer bunny + 84.7 pass rush grade with 34 pressures and 6.5 sacks in 2025 + Pursuit speed + Team leader/captain + Work ethic and character + Natural leverage + Feldman... show more

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