Greg Robinson Fantasy Stats

Cleveland Browns left tackle Greg Robinson was reportedly arrested at a border patrol checkpoint on Monday evening. Robinson was apparently traveling with "a lot" of marijuana and was stopped at the United States/Mexico border, according to the story posted by TMZ Sports. The pending free-agent tackle could be facing federal charges with the intent to distribute the drugs. The Browns were unlikely to bring Robinson back this offseason, with Monday's incident making it even less likely. Robinson is likely facing league discipline and could struggle to find many suitors when free agency opens in March. Robinson was the No. 2 overall pick in the 2014 NFL draft.

Cleveland Browns left tackle Greg Robinson (concussion) will be available for his team's Week 14 game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Robinson suffered the concussion during Week 12 and did not play in Week 13's loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Robinson's return to the starting lineup is a big boost for a Cleveland offensive line that struggled to contain the Pittsburgh pass rush last week. The return of Robinson will push Justin McCray back to the bench and upgrades the entire Cleveland offense from a fantasy perspective. McCray was one of the primary culprits in the shaky pass protection displayed last week.

The Cleveland Browns have benched starting left tackle Greg Robinson ahead of their Week 8 matchup against the New England Patriots. Robinson is expected to be replaced in the starting lineup by Justin McCray this weekend, although Freddie Kitchens wouldn't tip his hand when asked. Robinson has drawn criticism from general manager John Dorsey this year, who called his play "inconsistent." Dorsey then went on to state that he would like to "make a million deals" to improve the offensive line ahead of the Tuesday trade deadline. Cleveland has already been linked to Washington holdout Trent Williams and New York Giants left tackle Nate Solder. Look for Cleveland to be very active in the upcoming days in attempts to improve one of the team's biggest weak spots.

Cleveland Browns left tackle Greg Robinson has already been benched or is in serious jeopardy of it, according to a league source. There's a decent chance that Robinson will be replaced by someone else when the team returns from their Week 7 bye, possibly by backup Kendall Lamm. The Browns are also contemplating replacing right guard Eric Kush with Wyatt Teller. General manager John Dorsey has also had "a few conversations" about trading for Redskins left tackle Trent Williams, although the Redskins are reluctant to trade him. "I would like Greg to be more consistent," Dorsey said. "Just be more consistent as a football player." Robinson has given up just one sack and two hits, but Cleveland's offensive line as a whole has been one of the worst in the NFL, which hasn't made life easy on quarterback Baker Mayfield.

Cleveland Browns left tackle Greg Robinson, who was ejected in Week 1 for kicking Titans safety Kenny Vaccaro in the head, is facing a fine but is unlikely to be suspended, according to a source. Without Robinson in the game, Cleveland's pass protection struggled mightily and quarterback Baker Mayfield was sacked five times, including one for a safety. Having Robinson for a full game next Monday night against the Jets will be good news as Mayfield attempts to bounce back in Week 2.

The Cleveland Browns signed offensive lineman Greg Robinson to a deal on Tuesday. Robinson, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2014 draft, played six games with the Detroit Lions in 2017 before coming down with an ankle injury. Robinson, originally drafted by the St. Louis Rams, is one of the bigger draft busts in recent memory but he will be given a chance to compete for the left tackle job. Left tackle is a spot the Browns have to fill this offseason after Joe Thomas retired following the 2017 season. Rookie Austin Corbett and veteran Shon Coleman both figure to be Robinson's main competition in training camp.