We (of course) knew this "AS FACT",......still,.............

http://www.thenewstribune.com/2014/06/2 ... 2/585/581/

As Robinson leaves the Hawks' Nest, I must say,...........I'm glad he got a ring with our boys (after being cut, then re-signed).

I'm glad he was there for his boyeee (Marshawn Lynch).

I'm hoping the "Real Rob Report" will continue for years.

Here's hoping he was a (critical) part of the Seahawks' "dynasty".

Michael,...............I am a fan.

Good luck to you (in the future).

Thanks for linking this (nice) article.

Great article, also I would not be suprised if he dawned a Seahawk jersey again if needed later in the year.

In our great lineage of solid to great Fullback throughout Seahawks history:

Don Testerman
David Sims
Dan Doornik
Jim Jodat
John L Williams*
Mack Strong*
Heath Evans*
Leonard Weaver*
Owen Schmitt*
Justin Griffith*

*Denotes Pro Bowler w/ Seahawks or other team

Michael Robinson* , the man with a lion's heart, is by far my most favorite one with the utmost respect to Williams and Strong.
And not because of the RRR (It wasn't as religious to me as it was to some people here), but because he epitomized what Seahawks football should be, what JS/PC were building, and he was one of the natural leaders on this team that rose up and helped the team climb out of the abyss.

Marshawn calls Rob his eyes... but M-Rob was the heart of the whole team.

Can't deny the man's toughness, maturity, professionalism and humor. I wonder what could have been if he remained the quarterback he wanted to be. A qb prospect with ability and fullback toughness who was likely ahead of his time. He'll be a good rb coach someday soon.

Mad respect for Robonson. I've liked him since he was drafted in SF.

Niners misused him a bit trying to convert him from QB to HB as he never really had the instincts to be a HB. He is a thumper tho. I wish the Niners had given him more of a shot at FB.