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Denard Robinson no longer part of Michigan staff following April arrest

IMG_6598by:Nick Kosko•05/14/24•

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Former Michigan quarterback and staffer Denard Robinson is no longer apart of the staff, according to Aaron McMann of M Live.

Robinson was arrested in April after being involved in a car crash while intoxicated back in April. Robinson, a former quarterback for the Wolverines from 2009-12, joined Michigan in 2022 as the assistant director of player personnel.

According to the report, it was unclear if Robinson was fired or resigned from his position.

Robinson, a former quarterback for the Wolverines from 2009-12, joined Michigan in 2022 as the assistant director of player personnel.

While with Michigan, Robinson played at a high level, being a First-Team All-American in 2010. He was also the Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year and the Big Ten’s MVP.

He was also the Gator Bowl MVP in 2011. Robinson was quite the dual threat quarterback during his time with the Wolverines.

Robinson finished his college career with 6,250 passing yards, 49 touchdowns, 39 interceptions, a 57.2% completion percentage, 4,495 rushing yards and 42 rushing touchdowns.

He was a fifth round pick (No. 135) by the Jacksonville Jaguars, but as a running back rather than a quarterback. Playing four seasons, Robinson’s best year came in 2014.

He finished his NFL career with 259 carries for 1,041 yards, five touchdowns, four yards per carry, 47 catches and 310 receiving yards.

Robinson began his coaching career in 2019 when the Jaguars hired him as an offensive analyst and eventually moved to the front office. He was hired by his alma mater in 2022.

“I am so excited about coming back to Michigan,” Robinson said when hired. “This place means a great deal to me and I look forward to interacting with past, present and future Wolverines in my new role. Coach Harbaugh and I have been talking for almost a year about returning to help the program, and to have it finally come together is a dream come true and fulfills one of my career goals. I love this University and can’t wait to get to work.”