Denard of All Trades
JENNY VRENTAS: Does being listed as the league’s first "offensive weapon" raise expectations for you?
DENARD ROBINSON: I want to try to live up to those expectations. I actually said [offensive weapon] one time in a meeting, and then by me playing and showing I could do multiple things, I’ve just got to keep working and live up to it.
VRENTAS: You were the starting quarterback at Michigan for three seasons. Does it feel weird not lining up behind center now?
ROBINSON: It’s fun, because you get to learn from a different perspective on the field. It’s been a learning experience. I’ve got a lot of veterans who have been helping me, like Maurice Jones-Drew and Justin Forsett, as I learn different positions in this offense. They tell me to keep my pads low and work on the little things that are going to make you a better player.
VRENTAS: What’s the biggest challenge of playing as a running back, and will we ever see you listed as just a QB again?
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