Dorian Thompson-Robinson committed to UCLA before he ever started a high school football game at the position. Behind Tate Martell on the depth chart at Las Vegas Bishop Gorman, Thompson-Robinson played wide receiver on the varsity team until he got his shot as a senior. He threw for 3,275 yards and 38 touchdowns that year. He started eight games as a true freshman in 2018 and has been the starter ever since for Chip Kelly. Thompson-Robinson’s hobbies include drawing and listening to music. He is the son of Melva Thompson-Robinson and Michael Robinson. He is an African American Studies major.