with poll: Post-draft hot topic: What is Denard Robinson's NFL position?

Robinson's NFL future has been a hot debate topic for some time now, but where he'll be taken really isn't the pressing question. It's where he'll play once he gets there that seems to draw the most interest.

On Monday, Kiper -- an ESPN analyst -- told reporters via conference call that the 6-foot, 195-pound Robinson has "no chance" of playing quarterback after his college career ends next season.

Kiper suggested Robinson accept that fact, and go all-in as a wide receiver prospect once Michigan's 2012 campaign comes to a close.

Robinson has gone on record saying he'd like to pursue a career at quarterback in the NFL, telling The Associated Press just that during a March interview.

After being asked by a reporter last season if he felt like he could be on the receiving end of a pass during a game, Robinson quickly said he's not sure.

He's never done it.

"I'm going to tell you this, I never caught a ball before. I've always been behind the center," Robinson said at the time. "I never caught a ball during a game."

At nearly 200 pounds and with a high school 40-yard dash time clocked at 4.32 seconds, Robinson will likely have a future in the NFL in some capacity.

What might that be, exactly? That remains unclear.

What is crystal clear, though, is Robinson's immediate future as the starting quarterback at Michigan. Which seems to be more than enough.

For now.