Former NFL wide receiver Allen Robinson announced his retirement on Tuesday, bringing an end to an 11‑year professional career that saw him amass 7,058 receiving yards and 43 touchdowns.
Robinson’s statistical footprint includes 565 receptions, 7,058 yards and 43 scores, placing him among the most productive pass‑catchers of his generation.
The Maryland native began his college journey at Penn State, where he emerged as a standout in the Big Ten and set the stage for a draft selection by the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2014.
A career defined by consistency
After three seasons in Jacksonville, Robinson signed a multi‑year contract with the Chicago Bears in 2018, becoming the fifth player in franchise history to record back‑to‑back 1,000‑yard receiving seasons.
His most productive campaign came in 2015 with the Bears, when he posted a career‑high 1,400 yards and 14 touchdowns, a performance that helped cement his reputation as a reliable deep threat.
Robinson sat out the 2025 season before officially closing his playing days, leaving behind a legacy of durability and steady production.