By Zicpraiz 
Detroit Lions wide receiver Allen Robinson is contemplating retirement after 11 seasons in the National Football League. The 30-year-old veteran has been evaluating his future, considering factors such as family and his post-playing career.
Robinson’s production and opportunities were limited last season, with only 91 offensive snaps and three catches for 30 yards. As a free agent, he is taking his time to decide on his future in football.
However, Robinson has already begun exploring other avenues. He recently co-hosted “The Sirius XM Blitz” at the NFL Combine, showcasing his potential in the media world. Additionally, he has been working on a podcast and documentary series, further hinting at a possible career transition.
Robinson has acknowledged that he has been considering a career in media for some time. If he decides to retire, he will likely pursue opportunities in broadcasting and media.
Throughout his career, Robinson has achieved significant success. He has recorded three 1,000-yard seasons and earned a Pro Bowl selection. If he decides to retire, he will be remembered as a talented receiver who gave his all on the field.