Robinson, a rookie cornerback, was elevated from the Packers’ practice squad to the gameday roster for Week 1 against Detroit after Hobbs’ knee status. He previously made the 53-man roster, was briefly released to accommodate Niemann, then signed to the practice squad. The Packers can elevate him up to three times in the season, making Week 1 a pivotal moment for his NFL role.

Micah Robinson has shown potential in his recent practices as a cornerback, but injury concerns have limited his participation. His ability to make plays during drills will be crucial for him to secure a roster spot.

Robinson is another young player in the cornerback lineup, expected to compete fiercely for a roster spot. His performance in training camp will be pivotal in determining his role within the team.

Micah Robinson, drafted in the seventh round, displays promising skills with exceptional speed and coverage instincts, although he has physical limitations. His best season at Tulane suggests he could thrive with NFL coaching and potentially become a valuable corner in a zone-heavy scheme.

Robinson was the only cornerback selected by the Packers in the draft, which raised concerns given their shallow depth at that position. His selection indicates a potential risk in the Packers' pass defense strategy.