Jaguars LT Cam Robinson embraces temporary backup role while preparing for 4-game suspension
Associated PressJACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Jacksonville Jaguars left tackle Cam Robinson is a backup for the first time in six years. I just got to be more careful and be more cautious about what I’m putting into my system.” Robinson first learned about the failed drug test in January, but the appeals process took more than five months before he learned the ultimate outcome. So, yeah, it’s kind of good to get the verdict and know what I got to know, do know what I got down the road and just work to getting back to where I need to be.” Even though coach Doug Pederson expects to have Robinson available for 13 games this fall, he decided to use training camp and the preseason to get third-year pro Walker Little more snaps at the position. “We actually got a really good plan for that, just to try to keep me locked in as mentally as much as I can be,” Robinson said. “I think that’s probably the most important part.” A second-round pick from Alabama in 2017, Robinson has started 75 games for Jacksonville.
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