Denard Xavier Robinson (born September 22, 1990) is an American running footballer who is currently a free agent. He was drafted by Jacksonville Jaguars in the fifth round of the NFL Draft 2013. Robinson is the early quarterback in all 26 matches for the 2010 and 2011 Wolverines football teams and is playing in the same position as a senior for the 2012 team as well as running back and receiving in the second half of the season.
As a second-year student in 2010, Robinson set a FBS Division I record for a quarter-by-quarter season and was the only player in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) history to both graduate and hurry for 1,500 yards. Robinson also broke the Big Ten Conference season record with a total of 4,272 meters of total offense (2,570 yards and 1,702 yards rushed) and led the conference in a hurry. In the beginning of his second quarterback against Notre Dame, he set the Michigan single-game record with 502 yards of total offense. He was awarded the 2009 Chicago Tribune Silver Football as the Most Valuable Player of the Big Ten Conference and was chosen by the American Football Writers Association as the first team of the All-American. He also arranged the Big Ten record single-game for the yard rush by quarterback and became the only player in NCAA Division I FBS history to both graduate for 200 yards and rush for 200 yards in regular season matches twice.
As a junior in 2011, Robinson led a Michigan team that bounced back to an 11-2 record and victory over Virginia Tech at Sugar Bowl 2012. He threw for a career-high pass of 338 yards in a victory of Notre Dame in the first night's match played at Stadium Michigan. At the end of the 2011 season, Robinson has eight out of a total of 10 singles matches in Michigan history, including 948 yards in two games against Notre Dame. Total violations in 2010 (4,272 yards) and 2011 (3,348 yards) rank as two major single seasons in Michigan history. As a senior in 2012, he extended his record with the third game with 200 yards rushed and 200 yards pass.
As a freshman and second year, he also competed as a sprinter for Michigan's athletics and field teams. He has run a 40-yard dash in 4.32 seconds, and he recorded the fastest time of competition in 2010 among Michigan runners on the 60-meter dash.
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Robinson was born in 1990, the son of Thomas Robinson, Sr., and Dorothea Robinson.
Nickname
Robinson started playing piss football at the age of 10 and played the game with his shoes, earning him the nickname "Shoelaces" as a child. Those who saw him play at Westside Park in Deerfield Beach remembered
The kids will use their shoes on the tackle, and he'll come to the huddle just with socks. His coach did not hold up at first and neither did his parents. They tie a bracelet around her shoe. When that did not work, they tried athletic recordings. They even rolled up his socks on his shoes. He is a miracle, and he's not even finished with sixth grade yet.
Robinson continued to play football without tying his shoelaces and was later known as "Shoelace." A reporter who visits his family to watch the Michigan game says, "For everyone in Deerfield Beach - everyone except his mother, it's - no Denard, just shoelaces." Robinson high school coach Art Taylor explained the reason for receiving the practice
After 25 years of training, if the boy can throw it 90 meters in the air and accurate and the boy can run as fast as he... as long as he feels comfortable, not tying the shoelace, fine with me. The boy has been doing that all his life, why mess it up?
At the college level, his trainers at the University of Michigan also received Robinson training. After learning that Robinson could run as far as 100 meters in 10.4 seconds with his shoes released, Michigan midfielder Rod Smith called him "the cursed thing I've ever seen" and added, "Whoever runs that fast I will not tell him how to tie his shoes. "Robinson wore Adidas Reggie2 Superfly shoes with Velcro straps to secure his legs.
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High school career
As a ninth grader, Robinson tries to earn a place as a formidable defender for the university football team at Deerfield Beach High School in Deerfield Beach, Florida. The team's defense co-ordinator at the time was a former Buffalo Bills defender, Manny Martin, who was also algebra teacher Robinson. Martin later recalled that he had an experienced defensive back line, but Robinson "was always in my ear: 'I can do it.'" Robinson did not win a place on the university team and instead played as a quarterback for the junior-varsity team as a ninth grader.
Robinson became the starting quarterback for the Deerfield Beach university team as a second-year student and filled the position for three years from 2006 to 2008. Deerfield Beach's head coach Art Taylor recalled, "Once he stepped on the field, the second year he played university, we know we have something special. "
In the 2007 state semifinal match played at the Orange Bowl, Robinson led his team into two disappointing points at Miami Northwestern, the country's top high school team. While warming up, Robinson noticed that a Miami Northwestern midfielder had attached a photo of Robinson to the front of his helmet. Robinson started to laugh and told the player, "You think it scares us?" Robinson put Deerfield into the lead, 12-7, but Miami Northwestern completed a 99-yard touchdown drive with 18 seconds left to give them a 14-12 victory.
In October 2008 against St. Thomas Aquinas High School, Robinson is responsible for six goals in one game, passes for 342 yards and five touchdowns and scores for 54 yards and touchdowns. As a three-year starter for Deerfield Beach, Robinson reached nearly 6,000 meters total offense with 4,784 passing yards (262 for 576 passing) and 1,132 yards (5.2 meters per carry).
In addition, Robinson competes on track for Deerfield Beach. In March 2009, he ran a 100 meter sprint in 10.44 seconds, and finished third in a 100 meter run in Florida 4A Track & amp; Championship Championship. He also ran a 40-yard dash in 4.32 seconds. He is also a member of the USA State High School Athletic Association 2008 winner team of 4x4 meter relay.
College recruitment
As a high school student, ESPN puts Robinson seventh in the country as a public athlete and 101 regardless of his position. Rivals.com ranked 14th as a general athlete and 188th overall. Scout.com categorized it as a cornerback and ranked it 16th in the country. Robinson accepted scholarship offers from Florida, Georgia, Kansas State, Michigan, and other programs. Michigan originally recruited Robinson as a defense, and Robinson refused. Robinson recalls that it was one of his goals for playing quarterbacks at the college level. After observing his passing abilities, Michigan recruited Robinson as a quarterback. On February 4, 2009, Robinson announced that he had signed the National Letter of Intent to attend Michigan.
College career
football season 2009
Robinson enrolled at the University of Michigan School of Kinesiology in the fall of 2009. During Michigan's summer camp 2009 summer, Robinson was in competition for an early midfield position with fellow students Tate Forcier and junior Nick Sheridan. Forcier, who signed up early and participated in spring training, was named early quarterback, but Robinson saw significant play time as a true freshman, appearing in all 12 games.
On September 5, 2009, in Michigan's season opener against Western Michigan, Robinson scored on his first college snap (groping). When ESPN television broadcast focused on unbound straps, Robinson took a snap in a rifle formation, ran to the right, broke the tackle on the 40-yard line, then cut left and ran for 43 yards for the touchdown.
Two weeks later against Eastern Michigan, he played with a quarterback draw for 13 and 36 yards touchdowns, though he also threw two interception.
In October 10, Michigan's game against Iowa, Robinson replaced Forcier in the fourth quarter with the team trailing 30-21. He led the team on a 59-yard scoring drive capped by 3-yard touchdown run alone with 3:16 remaining to cut the lead to 30-28. However, on the next drive, Robinson threw an interception on a 31-yard Michigan line with 44 seconds left in the game.
Robinson led Wolverines on four scoring drives against Delaware State, throwing two of his first pass goals and scoring a hurried touchdown as well. The only start of the season came on November 14 as running back against Wisconsin.
During the 2009 season, Robinson completed 14 of 31 passes for 188 yards and two passing goals. He also ran as far as 351 yards and five goals in 69 experiments.
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Robinson also competed for the athletics team and the Michigan team during his first year. In January 2010, Robinson told a reporter, "When I was recruited I always wanted to run and play football, which helped me move faster on the soccer field." Michigan track coach Fred LaPlante said Robinson had one of the 10 fastest 100-meter school time in the United States in 2009 and described Robinson Sprinter as "one of the best four or five in the Big Ten." LaPlante emphasizes Robinson's "speed"
One thing in football you do not see on the track is speed. He is very fast and his lateral movement is unreliable and his ability to go in one direction and into another. The perception people have is their speed. It's not speed, it's speed. "
Robinson won the 60-meter dashboard in his college debut in "The Dual" against Ohio State on January 16, 2010. It was 6.81 time to be the best by Wolverine for the season. She finished fifth on the 60 meter dash at Meyo Invitational on February 6, 2010. She finished ninth in the event at the 2010 Big Ten Indoor Championships in late February 2010, failing to qualify for the final with four thousandths of a second.
LaPlante remembers being frantic during a training race when Robinson "ran so fast that he had trouble withholding bends." Concerned about the injury to the football team quarterback, LaPlante shouted, "Denard! Please, do not do that again! I'll be fired in 2 seconds!" LaPlante recalled Robinson's reaction: "He has a big smile on his face."
Personal bests
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Pre-season competition
During spring training in April 2010, Robinson impressed coaches and observers, leading to speculation that Robinson overtook Forcier as an early quarterback. The competition continued until the end of August and early September 2010. In early September 2010, Angelique Chengelis profiled Robinson on The Detroit News: "The prevailing belief is that Robinson has worked hard enough and developed enough to get the job He took a significant step in spring training, and from all accounts, he showed his colleagues an incredible devotion to offseason conditioning and watching movies, all in the interest of sharpening his game and increasing Michigan's chances.
Even on the morning of the Michigan season opener, The Chicago Sun-Times reported that "the mystery surrounding who will become the No. 1 Wolverine quarterback is the main storyline, with coach Rich Rodriguez guarding his decision.. "
Total violation records against UConn
Robinson started the Michigan season opener against Connecticut. In the first half, he rushed for 131 yards and a touchdown on 15 brought an average of 8.7 yards per carry. He completed the game with 383 yards of total offense, including 186 passing yards (19 of 22 passes) and a 197-meter rushing on 29 carry (6.9 meters per carry). Robinson who brings forth against UConn is most often done by Michigan's quarterback. He also broke the Michigan single-game record with total fouls with 383 yards. For his efforts Robinson won the Big Ten Conference of the Week, AT & amp; T ESPN All-America Players This Week, and National Footballer Walter Camp, Offensive Player of the Week.
Less than a week after his appearance in the Connecticut game, the New York Daily News wrote that Robinson has earned the status of a "hero cult": "He only started one game in quarterbacks for Michigan, but Denard Robinson has become a cult hero for faithful Wolverine. "
502 meters total violation of Notre Dame
In the start of both in quarterback, Robinson brought Michigan to a 28-24 win over Notre Dame against his traditional rivals. He finished the game with 502 of Michigan's 532 yard total offense (258 yards rushing and 244 passing yards), breaking the Michigan record he set early in his first. The record stands up to Devin Gardner reaching a total of 584 yards total offense on October 19, 2013 against Indiana. In the first half, Robinson made an 87-yard touchdown at that time (surpassed on September 19, 2015 by CJ Prosise) classed as the longest running of the struggle in the history of the 80-year history of the Notre Dame Stadium but remained the longest by visitors at Notre Dame Stadium Dame. He also scored the winner with 27 seconds left on a two-yard run, capping a 12-play, 72-yard drive. Robinson broke Mike Kafka's Big Ten Conference record to rush yard by quarterback and became the ninth quarterback in NCAA history (and the first since Pat White in 2006) to hurry and pass for over 200 yards in one game. His hasty total troop also occupies the all-time best position in any road game by any Michigan player, regardless of his position.
After the match, Brandon Graham, who played with Robinson in Michigan in 2009 and also played with Michael Vick in the Philadelphia Eagles told reporters that Robinson was faster than Vick: "Both are very fast, I just think Vick is older; he is not so fast like Shoelace, I think Shoelace is faster than Vick, but Vick, he got away, he's still very fast.I think Shoelace might get it in a few steps. "
Robinson's performance received praise from the national media. The Wall Street Journal calls Robinson "the young star of the 2010 season" and draws attention to his "total rushed absurd." Columnist Mitch Albom writes: "Denard Robinson redefined the term 'offensive weapon' on Saturday against Notre Dame." ESPN college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit notes "confident aura" around Robinson
The body language he showed was, "I'm a winner." She was small, but her heart could almost see her throbbing through her uniform. And then he, like all the great, he played with pride like, "You can not stop me."
Gregg Doyel, a national columnist for CBSSports.com, proclaims Robinson as a front runner for the Heisman Trophy: "Denard Robinson has earned the right to a leading position in the Heisman race.It's not close and if he stays healthy I fully expect him to walk across the stage in New York City in December and took home the cup. "
For his performance against Notre Dame, Robinson was selected for the second consecutive week as Walter Camp's Worst National Footballer of the Week, The ESPN All-America AT & amp; in This Week, the Big Ten Offensive Players This Week, and CBSSports.com Player of the Day. He was the first player to earn Walter Camp's honor two weeks in a row, and the fourth did so twice in a season. He was also named Capital Impact Impact Performance of the Week. CBS Sports' Verne Lundquist joked: "He might be the first to win Davey O'Brien and Doak Walker."
Robinson hit 455 yards rushing and 885 yards total fouls in the first two matches of the 2010 season, which leads the FBS Division I. During the first two weeks of the season, Robinson himself has won 87 out of 120 FBS teams with total offense.
Indiana Indiana: 494 yards total violation
Playing against Indiana in the fifth game of the season, Robinson reached a total of 494 yards of total offense, the second-highest single highest game in Michigan history. He finished 10 of 16 passes for 277 yards and three goals, and he gained 217 yards rushing on 19 carrying an average of 11.4 yards per carry. In Michigan's second game of tussle, Robinson ran 72 yards for a touchdown. In the second half of the second half, Robinson did a 70-yard touchdown to Junior Hemingway, his longest career, to give Michigan a 28-21 advantage. On Michigan's next drive, Robinson compounded a sustained knee injury the previous week against Bowling Green and out of the game for the rest of the drive. He returned to the game and led Michigan on a 65-yard touchdown drive that won the game in stoppage time. With 21 seconds remaining, Robinson completed a 32-yard pass to the 4-yard line. In the next game, Robinson scored in a 4-yard touchdown run with 17 seconds remaining.
With his performance against Indiana, Robinson became the first player in the history of Division I FBS which has two regular season games with 200 yards rushed and 200 yards pass. The other seven have achieved achievements (including Pat White, Vince Young and El Randle El), but no one does it more than once in the regular season. Vince Young achieved this feat once in the regular season and once at the Rose Bowl.
After the Indiana game, From Nowkhah writes in ESPN's "Heisman Watch" column that Robinson "escaped with the Heisman Trophy" and compared it to the 1988 Heisman Trophy winner Barry Sanders
We have not seen this type of football playmaker since... Barry Sanders? I'm not saying Robinson reminds me of Sanders. (How could the quarterback remind me of running back?) But there is a surprising resemblance between small playmakers in their speed, elusiveness and speed. So is the effect that both people have on my sensitivity about what is right and wrong. Being the dominant on the soccer field somehow feels wrong. This is not fair.
On October 4, 2010, Robinson was named the Great Ten Player of the Week of the Week (for the third time in five weeks), and also received the Davey O'Brien Quarterback of the Week award (for the second time in four weeks). After five matches, Robinson remained the nation's leading rusher in both yards total (905) and yards per game (181). He is also ranked fourth in the country with a 180 quarterback rating.
Three consecutive mid-season defeats
After leading Michigan to a 5-0 record and breaking the school's total violation record, Robinson is the front runner for the Heisman Trophy. Her Heisman prospect suffered after three losses in a row to Michigan State, Iowa and Penn State.
In 34-17 losses to Michigan State in the Bunyan Cup of Paul matches, Robinson completed 17 of 29 passes for the passing 215 yards but threw in three interception. He was also limited to 86 yards who rushed in 21 cars. Despite the "lackluster" performance against the Spartans, Sports Illustrated chose Robinson for "September Heisman" after Michigan State match. He was also chosen by Mark Schlabach as Offensive MVP at ESPN.com's Mid-Season Awards.
One week after the defeat to Michigan State, Wolverines lost to Iowa, 38-28. Robinson was limited to 96 yards and 105 yards rushed and threw his fifth interception this season. In the third quarter, Robinson suffered a shoulder injury and did not return to the match.
The Michigan record dropped to 5-3 with a 41-31 loss to Penn State. Despite the loss, Robinson's offensive output rebounded against Nittany Lions. He rushed for 191 yards on 27 carry (averaging 7.1 meters per carry) and passed for 190 yards, including a 60-meter touchdown to Kevin Koger. With 191 yards rushing against Penn State, Robinson's season rushes to 1,287 yards, breaking the Big Ten El Randle El's record of 1,270 yards rushing by quarterbacks.
Free attack for all against Illinois
In the early ninth, Robinson graduated with a 302-yard tall and ran as far as 62 yards against Illinois. In the first game of the tussle, Robinson threw a 75-yard touchdown pass to Roy Roundtree. In the second quarter, Robinson also threw a 33-yard touchdown pass to Roundtree and 75 yards of bait to Roundtree to set Michigan's third touchdown. Robinson set a record of one and a half schools with 262 yards passing in the first half. Robinson came out of the game at the end of the third quarter after reporting symptoms like a concussion, including dizziness and headaches. Michigan then won the match 67-65. Robinson and substitute Tate Forcier combined to break Michigan's single-game record all-time by 419 yards, surpassing the previous 396 yards by Tom Brady and Drew Henson against Michigan State in 1999. The following week, Robinson, named as one of sixteen semifinalists Maxwell Award.
Consecutive losses to Wisconsin and Ohio State
Robinson's kick at the Heisman Trophy was lost with a disappointing performance against Purdue and losing successive blowouts to Wisconsin and Ohio State.
In Purdue's game, Robinson spun the ball more than four times (two interceptions and two lost fumbles) in heavy rain and high winds. Robinson also held on a 68-yard glittering season against Purdue.
One week later, Michigan suffered a 48-28 loss to Wisconsin. Robinson graduated for 239 yards and two touchdowns, scrambled for 121 yards and two touchdowns, set the FBS Division I record to rush yard by quarterback and became the first NCAA player with 1,500 yards rushing and 2,000 passing yards in the same season. However, Robinson's individual performance was overshadowed by a loss of 20 points to Badgers.
In the last game of the regular season, Michigan lost by a margin of 30 points (37-7) against Ohio State in The Game. Robinson failed to register a passing touchdown or hurry for the first time throughout the season. Although he rushed 105 yards on 18 cars, he was limited to 87 meters. After defending two dislocated fingers on his non-throwing hand, Robinson was replaced in the second half by Tate Forcier.
Gator Bowl 2011
Michigan completed the 2010 season with a 52-14 loss to Mississippi State at Gator Bowl 2011, the worst defeat ever experienced by Michigan in a bowl match. Robinson completed 27 of 41 passes for 254 yards, two goals and one interception. He added a scattering 59 yards across 11 bring for 313 yards of total offense, enough to break the top 10 of the total single season of Drew Brees' record offense from 4,189 yards.
2010 season stats and awards
Robinson finished the 2010 season with 1,702 yards (130.9 yards per game), which stood as the record for one FBS season for the quarterback until it was surpassed two years later by Jordan Lynch. He also graduated for 2,570 meters and collected 4,272 meters total infringement (328.6 meters per game). In his 10th game of the season against Purdue, Robinson missed the record total total offense of John Navarre's single season in Michigan as high as 3,240 yards in 2003. Against Wisconsin a week later, he broke the first quarter division midfielder's FBS quarter record of 1,494 yards before. held by Beau Morgan of Air Force. He also became the first person in the history of the NCAA (all divisions) to record 1,500 yards rushing and passing in the same season.
At the end of the regular season, Robinson receives the Chicago Tribune Silver Football trophy as the Most Valuable Player of the Big Ten Conference. He was also crowned the Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year by Ten trainers and the media and by College Football News. Robinson was also selected as the All-American main team by the American Football Writers Association as a back-rod, the All-American third team by the Associated Press as a versatile player, and a respectable quarterback selection by Sports Illustrated and > College Football News . He finished sixth in the 2010 Heisman Trophy, and was selected as the first Big Ten All-Big Ten quarterback by Big Ten Media and College Football News.
With a total of 313 yard infractions at Gator Bowl 2011, Robinson broke the record for a total of one season offense from Drew Brees totaling 4,189 yards. He fell 116 yards from Michigan School's Biakabutuka team record of 1,818 yards rushing. However, he leads the conference with total violations and details of the yards per game.
football season 2011
The decision to remain after coaching changes
After losing the end of the Michigan season at Gator Bowl 2011, head coach Rich Rodriguez was sacked and replaced by Brady Hoke. When Robinson thrived on a breach spread across Rodriguez, the coaching changes led to speculation that Robinson could transfer. On January 17, 2011, Robinson ended the speculation when he issued a statement confirming that he would stay in Michigan. In a video statement released by the University of Michigan, Robinson said he was seriously considering transferring and noting that Rodriguez was one of several coaches willing to give him a chance to play quarterback on the next level. Robinson explains his decision to stay in Michigan: "This is my family.This is my home now... I can not let it go." He also noted that he talked to his teammates and told them, "'You know, I can not leave you out there.' I've been around these guys for two years and we're tied up and it's like family here. Nothing like this. "
Preseason focus on adaptability to new violations
Robinson entered the 2011 season on watchlist for Maxwell Award, Davey O'Brien Award, Walter Camp Award, Paul Hornung Award, and Manning Award. In the weeks leading up to the 2011 season, the media focused on questions surrounding Robinson's ability to adapt to the pro-style attack carried out by the new offensive coordinator, Al Borges and also on Borges's desire to adjust his game plans to capitalize on Robinson's running ability. Robinson notes that running games will remain an option even in a passing situation, adding, "If nothing is open, a broken game is probably the hardest game to stop at college football - in any football."
Regular season
At the 2011 Michigan season opener against Western Michigan, Robinson completed 9 out of 13 bait for 98 yards and had 46 yards crawling in eight cars. The match ended with 1:27 left in the third quarter due to bad weather.
In the next Michigan game against Notre Dame, Robinson completed 11 of 24 passes for 338 yards with four goals and 108 yards rushed across 16 with a goal at a point found near the goal line. He threw a touchdown pass winning the match to Roy Roundtree with two seconds left in the fourth quarter to beat Ireland 35-31. The show moves Robinson to third place in Big Ten history because of a rush by quarterbacks. In recognition of his performance during the game, the Big Ten was named Denard Robinson The Offensive Player of the Week, while Davey O'Brien's Award gave him the name of the Quarterback of the Week. He was also named Rivals.com's Big Ten and National Player of the Week and was nominated for Capital One Cup Impact Performance of the Week, which he won with fan voting.
In Michigan's third game, against Eastern Michigan, Robinson scored a 198 spray meter that gave him five of the top ten quarterback single game outputs in conference history.
In Michigan's fourth game, against San Diego State, Robinson scored three goals in the first half on the way to a 200-yard rush attempt. The effort moved him to second place in the Big Ten of history in a career rushed by a quarterback, behind only the El Randle Revenue. He also gained the best Ten Co-Offensive Officers of the Confession of the Week.
On October 8, against Northwestern, Robinson contributed 454 yards of the total offense with 337 yards and 117 rushing. He scored two hurried goals and made two bait.
On October 15, against Michigan State Robinson closed by a Spartan defense throwing just 123 yards to complete 9 of 24 attempts and costly interception are returned for touchdown with 4:31 remaining in the game. Robinson stated after the game "I got a bit of a hit," when he was knocked out of the game in a 28-14 defeat, his third successive loss in the competition.
During the November 19 Nebraska Michigan victory, Robinson scored 180 yards and 83 yards with two hurried touchdowns and two misses to earn the Big Ten Player of the Week from the conference. He also won Rivals.com Big Ten Player of the Week and was nominated for Capital One Cup Impact Performances of the Week.
On November 26, in victory over the State of Ohio, Fitzgerald Toussaint joins Robinson with 1,000 yards for the season, marking the first time since the 1975 team that Michigan has two 1,000 yards in a hurry. Robinson recorded a five-touchdown performance (three passes and two rushing) and became the fourth player in the history of the NCAA to get 2,000 yards pass and 1,000 yards rushing in a season twice in his career. Robinson with a total of 170 yards rushed and earned a share of the Big Ten Player of the Offensive of the Week recognition for the season. He also repeated as Rivals.com Big Ten Player of the Week and was a distinguished Football College Awards performance award as National Quarterback of the Week.
Following the football season of Big Ten Conference 2011, he earned the second All-Conference recognition team from the media. He was selected as the MVP team for the second year in a row. She is an Sports Illustrated All-American honorable mention selectee. football season 2012
In August 2012, Robinson and teammate Taylor Lewan were selected by the media among the five "Players to Watch" in the Division of the Ten Big Legends. Robinson was selected as team captain.
After a disappointing performance at the opening of the season, 41-14 losses to Alabama (27 yards rushing, 200 passing yards, and two interceptions), Robinson rebounded in Michigan's second game against the Air Force. Robinson contributed a total 426-meter foul on the Air Force (208 passing yards, 218 yards rushing, two hurried goals, and two touchdowns). For her performance, she was named the Big Ten Player of the Week of the Week and received the College Football Performance Award as the National Player of the Week and the National Quarterback of the Week. He became the first NCAA athlete in a hurry and passed for 200 yards in one game on three separate occasions. It marked the first time since the 1993 Bow Bowl show by Tyrone Wheatley that a Michigan player had two rushing touchdowns over 50 yards.
On September 15, 2012, playing against UMass, Robinson scored a total of 397 yards from total fouls in three quarters of the game, including 291 passing yards, three passing goals, and 369 yard total fouls in the first half. With a performance against UMass, Robinson passed Tom Brady on Michigan's all-time Michigan yardstick list.
On September 22, Robinson was responsible for five turnovers, four first-half interceptions, and missed the second-half opening drive, in the 13-6 defeat of Notre Dame. The Detroit Free Press calls it "the worst game of its career in Michigan."
On October 7, Robinson hurried as far as 235 yards with 24 trains and threw as far as 105 yards against Purdue. His appearance gave him 3,905 yards rushing his career, moving past El Randle's El as the Great Ten career leader in the yard rushed by quarterback. He also tied Michigan Mike Hart school records with his five-hundred-year career. The 235 yard rush is also the best for Robinson in the Big Ten game. The show earned him the Maxwell Award of Player of the Week and the Manning Award of "Star of the Week". It also earned him the Big Ten Tennis Offensive Offensive from the Sunday Awards, tying a career record created in 1999 by Ron Dayne. Robinson was named semifinalist for the Davey O'Brien Award and a finalist for Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award.
After suffering injuries and being knocked out of the Michigan game with Nebraska (losing 23-9 for the Cornhuskers) on October 27, Robinson returned to the lineup for the final home game of the 2012 season, a 42-17 victory over Iowa. Playing in his last game at the Michigan Stadium, Robinson divided his playing time between tailback, quarterback, and wide receiver position. He donated 122 yards, including 98 yards rushing on 13 carry and 24 receiving yards at two receptions. With an injury to the ulnar nerve in his right elbow, Robinson did not throw the ball during the game and was forced to carry the ball in his right hand.
In his last regular season game, Michigan-Ohio State's annual match, Robinson rushed 122 yards with 10 points, including a 67-yard touchdown run with a minute left in the first half. He is the official selection of the All-Big Ten's official selection by the media for Wolverines 2012. Denard plays his last game in Michigan on January 1, 2013 in the Outback Bowl against South Carolina. In the game, he surpassed FBS Pat White's record for a rushing career yards by quarterback by 15 yards to reach a total of 4,495. On December 28, 2015, Keenan Reynolds reached a total of 4,559, surpassing Robinson.
Statistics
Total leaders of Michigan's all-time offense
Single game
As an early Michigan quarterback, Robinson has seven out of ten singles performances in total yards in Michigan history, as reflected in the following list from the all-game leader of all time.
Season single
The five seasons of a single Michigan show in total violations are set out below. Robinson holds a single season record for a total of yards by 4272, set in 2010.
The top ten leaders quarterback quarterback yard per yard
Awards and academy awards
NCAA (all divisions)Division I FBS
- Division I FBS 200-yard passing/200-yard rushes regular season games (career and season)
Big Ten Conference
- Hurried yard by QB (single-game, season and career)
- Total violation (single season)
- The Top Ten Offensive Players of the Week (career)
Michigan
- Total violation (career)
- Climb yard on the road (single game)
- Over yard (half-single)
- The game is in a 200-yard (career) hurry
- Yard per carry (career, min 250 carry)
More
- Notre Dame Stadium runs longest from soccer practice
- High school championships
- FHSAA champion country 4 x 100 meters
- Awards Chicago Tribune Silver Football (2010)
NCAA Football 14 sound cover
After his final season in Michigan, Robinson declared that he was open to playing any position in the National Football League. Some suggested that he would have a better chance of being drafted by the NFL team if he switched to a cornerback, the receiver, ran back or kicked back because of his speed - 4.35 on the 40-yard dash. Mike Freeman of CBS Sports said his talent will be in vain on the side of the ball defense. Doug Flutie (Buffalo Bills) and Dieter Brock (Los Angeles Rams) are relatively successful quarterbacks in Robinson-like stature. Russell Wilson who currently plays as an early quarterback for Seattle Seahawks also has the same status with Robinson.
Robinson participates in the 2013 Senior Bowl in wide receivers. In the game, Robinson caught two bait for 21 yards and rushed the ball once to lose three yards. His appearances in the game and the previous training week were considered unimpressive and his draft stock fell into the final lap.
Robinson is the only Wolverine of the 2012-2013 team invited to participate in the NFL combined. He is not invited as a quarterback, but as a wide receiver, but he intends to throw and return his kickoffs and punts on his Pro Day. On Pro Day, he did not do quarterback exercises, but he did punts, made catches while running the route, and also did rehearsals. The scout concluded he had to be running back first before it developed into widening.
Pre-draft
Robinson's 40-yard official dash time of 4.43 is the tenth fastest on February 24 (quarterback, walk back and day wide receivers). After a disappointment as a recipient at the Senior Bowl, Robinson caught each bait during a gauntlet practice.
Robinson was selected by Jacksonville Jaguars in the 5th round of the NFL Draft 2013 with an overall selection of 135. He was selected as running back when his name was finally called. His position is referred to by the team as an "offensive weapon", which involves playing back runs, wide receivers, and kickoff returners. He also contributed as a quarterback in the Wildcat formation. In mid-season, they moved Robinson to the number two position on the depth chart when running back. On November 24, he tried to pass to Cecil Shorts III, but was broken by Johnathan Joseph of Houston Texans. It remains his sole career attempt on October 21, 2014. As a rookie, Robinson plays in all 16 games and reaches a total of 66 yards on 20 cars but there is no reception for Jaguars Jacksonville 2013.
season 2014
On September 7th, in the first week of the season, Robinson got his first greeting. On September 28, Robinson started his first career in the NFL against the San Diego Chargers. On October 19 at the 7th week of 2014, Robinson started for the first time running back to replace the injured Toby Gerhart. He has a 127-career high NFL rushing on 22 bringing against the Cleveland Browns to help 2014 Jacksonville Jaguars to end a nine successive defeat. This is the first 100-yard match to rush for the team for this season and the most rushed yard by Jaguar in two seasons. He posted the highest career in yards and brought along and also scored his first NFL goal. When Robinson 108 in the next 18 weeks against Miami, he became the first Jaguar to have a 100-yard back-to-back game since Maurice Jones-Drew in 2011. On December 7, Robinson suffered a leg injury against Houston 2014. Texas and he placed on reserves injury to the end of the season on December 10th. He finished 2014 with 135 wins, 582 yards, and 4 touchdowns.
season 2015
On September 20, in the second week of the 2015 NFL season, Robinson suffered a medial collateral ligament injury in his left knee against the Miami Dolphins while serving as a reserve for T. J. Yeldon. The injury caused him to miss the next three games. On 13 December, Yeldon suffered the same injury against the Indianapolis Colts making way for Robinson for a 75-yard tally on 14th bring and his first and only goal of the season's season.
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In July 2016, Robinson was found unconscious in a partially submerged vehicle.
2017
In May 2017, Robinson tried with Chicago Bears during their rookie minicamp. In June 2017, he tried in minicamp New York Jets.
Career statistics
See also
- Michigan Wolverines leader of football statistics
References
External links
- Robinson in Jacksonville Jaguars
- Robinson on ESPN.com
- Robinson on CBS Sports
- Robinson at NCAA.org
- Robinson at the University of Michigan
- Robinson high school profile profile
- highlight 2010
- The Robinson Archive at Michigan Daily
- The Robinson Archive at AnnArbor.com
- Robinson on Yahoo! Sports
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