New Chiefs DB Has Message for Cardinals After Signing
Kansas City, Missouri — Within 48 hours of being released by the Arizona Cardinals, Jammie Robinson agreed to join the Kansas City Chiefs’ practice squad. Kansas City moved quickly to secure a proven special-teams grinder and dependable depth on the back end as it tightens game-day operations ahead of Week 1.
Robinson arrives with a reputation for high-end special-teams value — he’s logged heavy snaps as a gunner and in coverage and stays consistently available. That’s why Arizona’s decision to part ways raised eyebrows. Kansas City, seeking to harden its third phase before the opener, pounced to add a plug-and-play piece who fits its culture of discipline and reliability.
“No, I’m not bitter — I’m motivated. The Cardinals cut me, but Kansas City called. Now I’m ready to show exactly what they walked away from.”
From the Chiefs’ perspective, the appeal is straightforward: Robinson runs lanes with discipline, tackles cleanly in space, and understands leverage on coverage units. On defense, he can step into nickel or dime packages as a steady, assignment-sound safety — the kind of depth that keeps a secondary balanced over a long season.
The Arizona chapter closes quickly for Robinson. After final cuts, Kansas City’s swift action underscores both the market’s respect for his special-teams résumé and the Chiefs’ intent to sharpen their third phase before kickoff in São Paulo. In the short term, Robinson is expected to contribute immediately on special teams via elevations while he dials into the defensive calls. Longer term, his professionalism and readiness should make him a natural fit in a locker room that prizes the “Chiefs standard” — arrive early, do it right, no excuses.
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