Brian Robinson Jr.’s Mother

Brian Robinson Jr., also referred to as B Rob, is a running back for the Washington Commanders. The team selected him as the 98th pick in the third round of the 2022 NFL Draft. Throughout the 2023 season, he started 15 games and finished with 36 receptions for 368 receiving yards, four receiving touchdowns, and 178 carries for 733 rushing yards and five rushing touchdowns. He scored 133 yards in Week 2 of the 2024 season, running 17 times. In his three seasons with the Commanders, he has played in 38 games, starting 34 of them, and had 2,235 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns.

Robinson went to Hillcrest High School and was chosen for the 6A All-State second team. A four-star recruit, he decided to enroll at the University of Alabama in 2017. In both 2017 and 2020, he took home the CFP national title. He was also chosen for the first-team All-SEC in 2021. After breaking the school record of 204 running yards in a bowl game, he was named the most valuable player of the 2021 Cotton Bowl Classic. During his five seasons of college football, he played in 55 games and ran for 2,704 yards and 29 touchdowns on 545 attempts.

Who is Brian Robinson Jr.’s mother?

Brian Robinson Jr.’s mother is Kimberly Little, as per the Washington Commanders. However, no information is available about Robinson’s father.

Little put in long hours and early mornings at a hospital in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, in order to support her family. When Robinson was growing up, Little made an effort to attend all of his football practices, games, and camps. In a fifth-grade school project, Robinson stated that his favorite part about his parents was that his mother would always take him to his practices and games. Seeing his mother became an unofficial pregame ritual, in fact, as per the Washington Commanders' official website.

"Any time I had anything with him, I knew straight where to go to get if fixed, and that was mama," Greg Guy, the running backs coach at Robinson's high school, smiled as he addressed the Commanders.

Robinson stated, "They mean more to me than anything … That's who I do it for at the end of the day." "I do it for my mom, my sisters, my family, my friends, everybody who supported me and been there for me and watched me struggle and also watched me win." (via the Washington Commanders)