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Bijan: The Power of example
Though Robinson's stardom skyrocketed even more with the jump from the NCAA to the NFL, the 22-year-old has remained true to himself as the spotlight grew brighter. Just ask those who know him best. Better yet, learn how Robinson has not abused the power of example. As a person, player and brand, he sets one of the best.
Bijan Robinson Gives Massive Donation to Help Address 'Chronic Homelessness'
Former Texas Longhorns running back Bijan Robinson is giving back to the Austin community in a major way.
Bijan robinson helps build library boxes for community
The book-sharing boxes will be filled with thousands of donated books to be installed in communities with low access to books, including in Atlanta.
Running Back Bijan Robinson Donates $300,000 to Mobile Loaves & Fishes Community First! Village
Austin, TX – Former Texas Longhorn Bijan Robinson is giving back to his collegiate community in a big way. The young NFL running back donated $300,000 to Mobile Loaves & Fishes Community First! Village in Austin, Texas.
Atlanta Falcons' Bijan Robinson surprises Tucson Falcons youth football team with 400 bowl game tickets
Bijan Robinson, a Tucson local, is sending his childhood team to the Arizona Bowl game.
Atlanta's Bijan Robinson Named Week 2 NFLPA Community MVP
Bijan Robinson has been named the Week 2 NFLPA Community MVP after he donated $25,000 and made a surprise visit to the Austin Junior Jags youth football and cheerleading program. He is just the third rookie to be selected for this honor.
The Bijan Robinson Story | Rookie Spotlight
The name Bijan is Persian for hero. From a young age, Bijan Robinson carried a football with him everywhere he went. Now as a first round pick and a running back in the NFL, he hopes to inspire others to bring the hero out of themselves. This is his story, told through the eyes of his family.
A first look at Falcons RB Bijan Robinson
The Falcons had their first padded practice Monday -- but every day so far, there has been a play which already showed Robinson to be one of the best players on the field.
There’s been a lot to like from the No. 8 pick in this year’s draft. When Atlanta drafted Robinson, Smith said the team wasn’t looking at him like a running back, but more as an impact player. That became clear through the first week, and even during spring practices.