Robinette to participate in Bills minicamp

On Friday afternoon, Nicki Jhabvala from The Denver Post reported that former Air Force wide receiver, Jalen Robinette is going to try out for the Bills at their rookie minicamp.
Robinette was one of the premier deep threats in the FBS last season: 43.5 percent of his targets were deep balls in 2016 (traveled at least 20 yards in the air), which was the sixth-highest rate among 257 qualified receivers, and his 56.7 catch rate percentage ranked eighth.
Robinette’s ability to gain yardage in chunks is reflected in his per-snap production. The former Air Force receiver led 264 qualified FBS receivers last season with an average of 5.51 yards per route run; he was just one of two receivers to rank within the top 20 while seeing fewer than 70 targets.
As a receiver for Air Force, Robinette ran an extremely limited route tree as 82.6 percent of his routes in 2016 were either an out, hitch, post or go; Robinette gained 46.8 percent of his receiving yards last season on post routes alone.
Robinette was a candidate to be drafted, only for a decision to come down from the Air Force that athletes could not defer their active duty. Robinette is awaiting a final decision to be made regarding that.