American football defensive end with a 16-year NFL career, playing for the Seattle Seahawks (1985-1995), Green Bay Packers (1996-1997), Atlanta Falcons (1998-1999), and Carolina Panthers (2000).
Robinson was originally signed by the Seattle Seahawks on 15 May 1985 after playing for one year with the New Jersey Generals in the United States Football League.
Robinson spent 11 years with the Seahawks during which he had two spectacular seasons in 1992 and 1993. In ’92 Robinson was named to his first Pro Bowl after leading his team with 94 tackles and seven interceptions. The following year he was named to the Pro Bowl once again after he led the NFL with nine interceptions and 11 takeaways. In addition, Robinson also led his team with 111 tackles; he was named the Seahawks’ MVP. In 1994, however, a torn Achilles tendon put him out of commission for the entire season.
Robinson was traded to the Green Bay Packers on 27 June 1996. That year, he led the team with six interceptions. Such superior performance during the ’96 season helped lead his team to the SuperBowl, where they were victorious. A return trip to the SuperBowl in ’97 saw the Green Bay Packers walk away with no title. To this day, Robinson remains the active NFL leader for career interceptions with 49.
He attended Colgate College and earned a degree in computer science.
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