The Phinsider
Chop Robinson wears orange for the second time this offseason!
One day after quarterback Tua Tagovailoa became the first Miami Dolphins player to be recognized as the team’s best practice performer for a second time this offseason, second-year EDGE rusher Chop Robinson joined the exclusive double-winner club himself on Tuesday morning!
Robinson first earned the orange jersey during the team’s organized team activities phase of the offseason, but once again has control of the aux cord as the team practices in Miami Gardens, Florida ahead of their first preseason contest against the Chicago Bears on Sunday, August 10th by being recognized once more.
After a slow start to his rookie campaign, the former Penn State product finished 2024 with 6 sacks in the club’s final 10 games. As a result, Robinson has been earning high praise for his skill and work ethic from his coaches and teammates as the Dolphins anticipate a big jump for the talented young player during his second season in the National Football League.
Robinson will be joined by fellow stud pass rushers Jaelan Phillips and Bradley Chubb this year — both of whom return to action following lengthy rehab stints due to a devastating knee injury for Chubb and Achilles tendon and knee injuries for Phillips. If all three stay healthy and contribute the way the team hopes, the Dolphins could boast one of the most feared EDGE groups in the entire league.
We will be tracking which players receive the orange jersey honor as the offseason progresses. Want to help? Hit us up on Twitter/X at @thephinsider, or reach out to Marek Brave directly at @MBrave13, and let us know who is rocking the jersey with pride each day! Fins up!
