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Allen Robinson retires after 11 NFL seasons

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Allen Robinson announced his retirement after an 11-season NFL career in an Instagram video, reflecting on his journey from the Jaguars to a Pro Bowl-caliber run with the Bears and later stints with the Rams, Steelers, and Lions. He peaked with back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons for Chicago and holds the Bears’ playoff-game receiving record, finishing his career with 565 receptions, 7,058 yards, and 43 touchdowns. Robinson also spent time with the Giants and had a notable 2015 Pro Bowl season with 14 touchdowns. His retirement marks the end of a versatile career that saw him play for six NFL teams and contribute as a veteran presence in various locker rooms. In retirement, he has begun pursuing media work and spoke appreciatively about coaches and teammates, including his time with Steelers coach Mike Tomlin.

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