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The Philadelphia Eagles have added another promising talent to their roster by selecting cornerback Kalen Robinson in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL Draft. The pick, which came at No. 120 overall, marks a significant moment for both Robinson and the Eagles, who continue to prioritize defensive depth in their draft strategy.

Robinson, a standout from the University of Georgia, earned a reputation for his athleticism, versatility, and football IQ throughout his college career. Known for his ability to play both outside and in the slot, Robinson recorded four interceptions and 11 pass deflections in his senior season, helping lead the Bulldogs to a top-five national defensive ranking. His performance at the NFL Combine, particularly his 4.39-second 40-yard dash, solidified his stock as one of the more intriguing defensive backs in the class.

For the Eagles, Robinson adds youthful depth to a secondary that faced injury challenges in 2024. With veterans like Darius Slay nearing the end of their careers, Philadelphia has been actively preparing for a transition in the defensive backfield. Robinson’s skillset fits well with defensive coordinator Vic Fangio’s zone-heavy schemes, and he could see early action on special teams while developing into a potential starter.

In post-draft interviews, Robinson expressed gratitude and excitement, stating, “It’s a blessing to join a storied franchise like the Eagles. I’m ready to get to work and prove myself.”

Philadelphia fans can expect a hardworking, competitive player in Robinson, who brings both confidence and humility to the field. As the Eagles look to return to Super Bowl contention, infusing the roster with dynamic young talent like Robinson could prove to be a pivotal move in the years ahead.