How Cam Robinson’s Arrival at Left Tackle Could Finally Transform the Browns’ Offensive Line Forever

Navigating the choppy waters of free agency, the Cleveland Browns face a tempest where their offensive line stands as the most glaring question mark on Todd Monken’s canvas. Some veterans, like Wyatt Teller, have already sent signals that their days in orange and brown are numbered, leaving fans and analysts alike holding their breath over the fate of others. Among these lingering uncertainties is Cam Robinson — a player whose tenure with the Browns has been brief but whose upcoming free agency status demands serious scrutiny. With the lineup’s stability hanging in the balance, Robinson’s past performance and future role could very well sway the Browns’ blueprint for next season. LEARN MORE

The Browns’ offensive line is the biggest uncertainty on Todd Monken’s roster as free agency approaches. While some players like Wyatt Teller have indicated they won’t be back, we’re still awaiting word on others. One of the guys who hasn’t been tenured long with the team, but is set to hit the open market, is Cam Robinson.

How and When They Joined the Browns

When Dawand Jones suffered a season-ending injury last year, the Browns went out and acquired veteran offensive tackle Cam Robinson. Robinson was originally a second-round pick by the Jaguars in 2017, and had signed a 1-year, $12 million deal with the Texans last offseason. At the end of September, the Browns traded a 2027 sixth-round pick for him, in an attempt to try to salvage the position.

Productivity Level Last Season & What the Browns Should Do

Robinson did what he needed to do last season as far as reps go, starting 12 games. He was banged up a couple of times mid-game, but would ultimately return.

Unfortunately, Robinson’s production was underwhelming most of the time. Despite not having a ton of pass blocking snaps compared to other offensive linemen, he still ranked among the worst in the league in terms of pressures and sacks allowed. Penalties also seemed to be a frequent problem for him.

I think it made sense to acquire Robinson last year, but it didn’t work out. The team has holes across all of the line, but re-signing Robinson doesn’t help them get better. The team hopes to have Dawand Jones back in the fold as he comes back from injury, although it’s unclear if he would slot in at right tackle while the team invests in a left tackle through the draft.

Let us know in the comments below whether you think the Browns should re-sign Cam Robinson.