2010 SB Nation NFL Mock Draft: Pick 42

The second round of the 2010 SB Nation NFL Mock Draft rolls along. We're having each SB Nation blogger make selections for their respective teams. Craig T, lead blogger at SB Nation's Tampa Bay Buccaneers blog, Buc 'Em, checks in to make the No. 42 overall selection in this year's mock. Take it away, sir!

Craig T says: Although CB might not be the strongest position of need on the roster for this upcoming season, it's an area that could be a gaping void in a matter of a year or two, with the still-productive Ronde Barber in the twilight years of his career and Elbert Mack still an unproven commodity. "P-Rob" is an incredibly gifted athlete with good instincts and excellent closing speed. Although he's got ok size (5-11, 195ish), he's got top-flight recovery speed (which was recently confirmed with a 4.38 40-yd time), which could help the Bucs mix up their schemes with more man coverage. Robinson could also do what Ronde in his prime did well...come off the corner at choice times and level the QB.

As Robinson has reportedly been given a first round grade by some scouts, he's a great value pick here.

Mocking Dan reacts: I don't like this pick, only because Damian Williams is still out there. Who is Josh Freeman going to throw the ball to? Maurice Stovall and Michael Clayton are underachievers and Sammie Stroughter isn't a No. 1 or No. 2 option. While Robinson is a good value pick, there are a few bigger needs and a few better players.

Forget all the above. I forgot the Bucs went with Golden Tate earlier. After further review, I like the Robinson choice. At the least, he can learn behind Barber.