Big Blue View on Allen Robinson
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Robinson was Nagy's guy in Chicago. And said a major reason he had a ton of individual success in the context of Chicago's offensive output is that Nagy does not tie his offense down to his scheme. He zeroes in on matchups in the game plan and gives his top players, especially the quarterback and his go-to weapons, flexibility to adjust on the fly.
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Robinson highlights Nagy's matchup-focused system enabling top weapons' flexibility.
Pro Bowl wide receiver provides context on Matt Nagy's offensive system and its potential for the Giants' top weapons. Robinson, who played under Nagy in Chicago, explains that Nagy does not tie his offense to a rigid scheme; instead, he zeroes in on matchups and gives his top players flexibility to adjust on the fly. Robinson credits his individual success in Chicago to Nagy's trust and the ability to make in-game adjustments: 'We went to the playoffs two out of those first three years. And I had a lot of success in that as a receiver from just his ultimate trust in me building with Mitchell Trubisky and us kind of also having the keys being able to make in-game adjustments and double-moving routes on the fly.'
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