Ty Robinson

Career StatsD-

Year	Team	GP	Sacks	Tkl	TFL
Career		11	—	5	—
2025		11	0.0	5	0

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Eagles secured excellent value with Ty Robinson's four-year, $5.2M extension, earning a B+ CVI for what amounts to a steal in today's inflated defensive tackle market. At just $1.3M per year, Philadelphia is paying depth piece money for a player who's shown consistent developmental upside along their defensive line, making this deal a shrewd investment in their rotation depth. The minimal guaranteed money ($1.0M) gives the Eagles significant flexibility while still providing Robinson with multi-year security, creating a win-win structure that rewards his progress without major downside risk. Robinson's trajectory suggests he could outperform this contract value as he enters his prime years, potentially becoming one of the league's best bargain interior defenders if he continues ascending. This is exactly the type of smart, low-risk extension that allows teams to retain emerging talent before they hit the open market, and the Eagles' front office deserves credit for locking up a useful rotation piece at well below market rate.

Performance Analysis

Ty Robinson's D- grade in Philadelphia captures a developmental defensive tackle who has struggled to make an impact on the Eagles' loaded roster. Robinson has the physical profile to compete at the NFL level, but his production hasn't matched the tools. His D- reflects a player who is being outcompeted for snaps by more established interior linemen. Philadelphia's defensive line is among the deepest in football, making it nearly impossible for Robinson to crack the rotation. His run defense has been passable, but the pass-rush is non-existent. Robinson needs a change of scenery or a major developmental leap to become a regular contributor.