Johnny Robinson...

He had a stroke a few years back that slowed him down a little, but he is still running his boys home here in the West Monroe area. He and some of the guys from the home came by my house in July to pick up a piece of furniture that was being donated to the home. We had a good 10 minute visit and he was fine. IF anything has happened to him since July, I don't know about it.

I had never met Mr. Johnny before, but he is an extremely humble Christian man who has dedicated the last 30 years of his life to helping shape the lives of young men who have gotten into some trouble. I hope that I can have half the positive influence that he has had.

One of LSU's all-time greats. I believe he was the first Tiger to win both a national championship and a Super Bowl.

9× All Star/All Pro
6× AFL All-Star selection (1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968)
1× All-Pro selection (1970)
6× First-team All-AFL/All-Pro selection (1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970)
3× Second-team All-AFL/AFC selection (1963, 1964, 1971)
American Football League Champion, 1962, 1966, 1969
World Champion 1969
Pro Football Hall of Fame'sAFL All-Time Team
Pro Football HOF Team of the Decade 60's
Pro Football HOF First Combined All Pro Team
All Time Super Bowl Team Nominee
AFL Interceptor of the Year 1966
NFL Interceptor of the Year 1970
Kansas City Chiefs All Time Team
Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame
Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame
Missouri Sports Hall of Fame
LSU Sports Hall of Fame
Member Super Bowl IV Championship team

INT 57
INT yards 741
Touchdowns 18

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How he is not in the NFL HOF is ridiculous

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I agree. There are players in the Hall with far less credentials than Johnny Robinson.

Doc has gvien me a very hard job, and that is to try to get Johnny in the Pro HOF.

It is a crime he isn't in it yet, Hank Stram tried very hard to get him into the pro hof.

Fred Miller should also be in the hall.


Johnny is doing well the last time I saw a few months ago.