LAFAYETTE — Jamal Robinson did not go into this weekend with any plans other than to maybe play videogames in his bedroom while his family watches the NFL draft in the next room.
Nor does the former Louisiana-Lafayette receiver have any sort of inkling as to what may happen Saturday. His name may be called, his name may not be called. He’s only visited with one team as part of a contingent of local players to tour the Saints’ facility, but he’s had a dozen or so teams call to verify his draft day number.
One thing is for sure, though: Somebody, whether through the draft or through the post-draft free-agent frenzy, is going to acquire Robinson’s services.