Story doesnt sound real enough to me. I think this is just speculation and hope. just like some people HOPE we trade bly or HOPE that walker bombs. (by the way side note on walker, KMART (Nuggets) had micro fracture surgery and hes pretty damn good still.)I think this is hope by a Jets fan that we take their garbage. I would be okay with him but I dont think he's worth a pick. Sorry just my opinion.

I read the following on another site recently:
Jets fan here. Robertson's injury concerns are completely overblown. They guy has missed only a handful of games during his career, and they were for an unrelated injury. His knee issue was known when he was drafted, yet he has been a 5 year starter who hardly ever leaves the field.
Interesting how each of the teams who are alleged to be interested - Broncos, Bengals, Panthers, Lions etc - seem to want to sign him anyway if he is cut. So it seems they all agree he IS healthy enough to play...hardly a surprise since he hasn't missed a game for 2 years, and has started well over 90% of Jets games (not 80% as Shanny claims) over the last 5 years.
Whoever gets Robertson - even if it costs them some mid-level picks - will be getting a steal. The guy is big, young (26) and talented. He stays in the field and he produces, especially in a 4-3 scheme which allows him to shoot the gaps. He's just been a square peg in a round hole as a NT in the Jets' 3-4 scheme, which is a waste of his undoubted talents.

I realize this guy is just a fan like me, but if he is right and Robertson can play that one technique position and stuff the run this could really be a big deal.

not based on personal evaluation of the player, but upon evaluation of the situation.

That being said, Denver could target DT Ahtyba Rubin with their high first rounder, if he falls that far.  Could Denver be holding off on the deal to see when and if Rubin is selected before they pick?

My guess is if Rubin is available with their first pick in the fourth round, the deal with Robertson may be off.  Early indications are that that won't be so, and Rubin will go late in the third.

A similar situation exists for DT Guion in the sixth, and DT Hayden in the sixth, though both of those prospects are much rawer.  Also in the fifth are DT Dykes and DT Harrison, both mentioned with gusto by Tom Marino.  34 year Pro Scout, Tom Marino, mentioned in his interview with Guru that he thought Guion would be a top player against the run down the road, and could be a sleeper.

So I'm figuring a fourth rounder since Rubin alone would be the prospect that Denver might be targeting where there isn't a propspect with similar value at the same position close by as a consolation prize.

In terms of Robertson himself, I would love it if Denver accompanied a pick like Rubin with Robertson as a later pick, since except for McKinley, all we have on the line, (and expect to ahve at this point) are unproven guys with little or no NFL game experience.  

Is he worth more than Rubin?  I think so, but getting Rubin in the fourth and Robertson for a fifth or sixth would be the best of both worlds.

I hope it turns out to be our 5h rounder. :P

I'll take him if he is less than half what he would be making this year if he stayed with the Jets and if we give up no more than a 5th rounder for him.

I'm just not that big on a guy who never lived up to his #4 pick overall status.  

I'll hold off on my opinion until we know the cost of acquiring him.  I have absolutely no problem getting him for a 5th round pick or lower.  I have high hopes for the 4th round this year cough Dexter Jackson cough...

We need a DT who can start in week one - pretty bad. Even at the cost of one of our fourth rounders I think it is worth the risk. He even has the potential to be a steal, and a starter for many years to come.

Can I be greedy?  Send a fifth and seventh to the Jets for D-Rob.  And offer a 4th this year and a 3rd next year to move up ahead of Cinci from #12 to grab Ellis.  And with that, the defensive line problems are solved.

Grab a WR (or Kenny Phillips if he slips) in the 2nd, an OT and RB with our remaining 4th and 5th round picks, and a P and K with our last two picks.

Oh boy HT, I can't wait till those articles go up.

Okay, we all know that our biggest needs are on the lines. We have young defensive ends who aven't gotten a fair chance. Bring in Robertson, OK. We're beastly at picking good linemen in the late rounds.

We need a wide receiver more than a rb. Because of the stop gap safeties, it's Hamza evaluating time with kwhatshisface and bailey. This is a developmental season.

With that, wouldn't it be great to have 2 6"5' WRs?  Yea, you know what I'm saying...