Jammie Robinson

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	INT	PD	Tkl
Career		27	—	—	21
2025		6	0	0	1
2024		6	0	0	3
2023		15

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Falcons secured solid value with Jammie Robinson's two-year, $2.2M deal, earning a B- CVI that reflects smart depth acquisition at an affordable price point. Robinson brings reliable special teams contributions and defensive versatility as a depth piece, making his $1.1M AAV reasonable for a player who can step into multiple secondary roles when called upon. At his career stage, this contract length aligns well with his trajectory as a proven NFL contributor without the baggage of a long-term commitment. The two-year structure gives Atlanta flexibility while providing Robinson security, with minimal guaranteed money risk if his performance declines. This represents the type of prudent roster building that championship teams execute — finding capable veterans who understand their role and can deliver when injuries inevitably strike the secondary. Robinson won't move the needle as a starter, but his contract reflects appropriate value for a player who brings professionalism and competent depth to a position group that demands it. The Falcons addressed a need without breaking the bank, making this a textbook example of how to handle the middle tier of free agency.

Performance Analysis

Jammie Robinson receives an F grade as a young safety who has been unable to establish a consistent role over three seasons. His 21 tackles across 27 games with Carolina and Atlanta is minimal defensive production, suggesting his primary contributions have been on special teams. The 2025 season with the Falcons featured just six games, a decline from his 15-game season in Carolina in 2023. Robinson has the athleticism to compete at this level, but the lack of any splash plays — zero interceptions, sacks, or forced fumbles — makes it hard to justify expanded playing time. He needs a breakout performance to avoid being permanently labeled as a special teams-only player.