Former Bears Pro Bowl WR Announces NFL Retirement on 33rd Birthday
Ex-Chicago Bears Pro Bowl WR Allen Robinson announced on his birthday that he was retiring from the NFL after 11 seasons.
Allen Robinson, a former Pro Bowl wide receiver for the Jacksonville Jaguars, Chicago Bears, Los Angeles Rams, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Detroit Lions, announced his retirement on Monday, the same day as his 33rd birthday. Robinson, who had not played an NFL snap since 2024, expressed his gratitude for his 11-year NFL career in a heartfelt message on Instagram.
He reflected on the journey that brought him to this point, acknowledging the challenges and rewards that football had brought into his life. Robinson highlighted that football had shaped him, humbled him, and rewarded him in ways that he would cherish forever. In his career, Robinson amassed 565 catches, 7,058 yards, and 43 touchdowns.
His standout seasons came in 2015 with the Jaguars, where he recorded 80 receptions, 1,400 yards, and 14 touchdowns, and with the Bears in 2019 and 2020, both years where he had over 1,000 receiving yards and even a Pro Bowl selection. A season-ending foot injury with the Rams in 2022 derailed his career, preventing him from making a comeback.
Despite this, Robinson left the NFL with one Pro Bowl appearance and led the NFL in touchdown catches once.
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