Landon Robinson, a defensive tackle from the Navy Midshipmen, is gaining attention as a potential draft pick for the New England Patriots, projected in rounds 6-7. Standing at 5’11” and weighing 293 lbs, Robinson has had a notable college career, starting 26 games and accumulating 64 tackles and 6.5 sacks in his senior season. His agility and strength make him a powerful penetrator, fitting well into the Patriots' attacking defensive scheme under head coach Mike Vrabel. Despite concerns about his size compared to traditional NFL defensive tackles, Robinson's tape reveals his ability to disrupt plays and leverage his size effectively. He also brings leadership qualities, having served as a team captain at Navy. However, he may struggle against double teams and needs to refine his pass-rushing techniques. His performance at the East-West Shrine Bowl helped alleviate concerns about the competition level he faced in college. With the Patriots needing depth on the defensive line, Robinson could be a valuable addition to their roster.