Corey Robinson II

Robinson signed with the Bengals as a college free agent in May, coming off a four-year college playing career that included three seasons (2022-24) at Georgia Tech and one ('25) at the University of Arkansas ... Played in 48 career games with 36 starts, all at LOT ... In lone season at Arkansas, blocked for Razorbacks offense that ranked second in Southeastern Conference in rushing yards per game (191.9) and fourth in total yards (454.8) ... Key contributor to Georgia Tech rushing attack that ranked among the best in the nation from 2023-24, as the Yellow Jackets average 203.8 yards on the ground in '23 (led Atlantic Coast Conference, 12th nationally), then followed up with 186.8 in '24 (third in ACC).

Robinson signed with the Bengals as a college free agent in May, coming off a four-year college playing career that included three seasons (2022-24) at Georgia Tech and one ('25) at the University of Arkansas ... Played in 48 career games with 36 starts, all at LOT ... In lone season at Arkansas, blocked for Razorbacks offense that ranked second in Southeastern Conference in rushing yards per game (191.9) and fourth in total yards (454.8) ... Key contributor to Georgia Tech rushing attack that ranked among the best in the nation from 2023-24, as the Yellow Jackets average 203.8 yards on the ground in '23 (led Atlantic Coast Conference, 12th nationally), then followed up with 186.8 in '24 (third in ACC).

Career transactions: Signed with Cincinnati as a college free agent on 5-8-26.

College: Spent final season in 2025 at Arkansas, following three seasons ('22-24) at Georgia Tech ... Redshirted as a true freshman at University of Kansas in 2021 ... Played in 48 career games with 36 starts at LOT.

2025—Started all 12 games at LOT for Arkansas ... Blocked for offense that ranked fourth in Southeastern Conference in total yards per game (454.8), second in rushing yards (191.9) and fifth in points (32.9) ... Helped open holes for two Razorback players who finished in top 10 in SEC in rushing yards, RB Mike Washington Jr. (1070; fifth), and QB Taylen Green (777; ninth).

2024—Played in 12 games with seven starts at LOT for Georgia Tech ... Blocked for offense that ranked third in Atlantic Coast Conference in rushing yards per game (186.8) ... Posted fourth-highest pass-blocking grade among Power 4 offensive linemen (91.2), according to Pro Football Focus.

2023—Played in 12 games with five starts at LOT for Georgia Tech ... Contributed to offense that led ACC and ranked 12th nationally in rushing yards per game (203.8) ... Part of blocking unit that led ACC and ranked 15th nationally in fewest sacks allowed per game (1.15).

2022—Started all 12 games at LOT for Georgia Tech ... Lined up for 735 offensive snaps, second-most among team's offensive linemen.

High school: Attended Roswell High School in Roswell, Ga. ... As a senior in 2020, was credited with 65 pancake blocks and gave up just one sack, while helping lead team to 8-3 record and second round of Georgia Class 7A state playoffs ... Blocked for offense that recorded over 2000 passing yards and 1900 rushing yards in senior campaign ... Invited to play in Georgia Coaches Association (GACA) All-Star Game in 2019.

Personal: Hometown is Roswell, Ga. ... Earned bachelor's degree from Georgia Tech in business administration, then received master's degree from Arkansas in management operations in December 2025.

Last Updated July 2026