Elijah Robinson is a 5'8" Running Back/Athlete in the 2027 class.
Robinson attends Tustin in California.
Robinson's Player Profile was created on September 25, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Elijah
RobinsonRB/ATH
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
Weight
195
HS
Tustin
|
CA
Statewide Scouting Notebook: Key Summer Standouts
Robinson is a bit under-sized but can make a big impact at the D3+ level in college and...
Written by Paul Gregorian
Elijah
RobinsonRB/ATH
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
Weight
195
HS
Tustin
|
CA
2027 OC All Star Game Watchlist: North Offense
Robinson ran for 878 yards with seven touchdowns for Tustin last season and really came into his own...
Written by Michael Huntley
Elijah
RobinsonRB/ATH
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
Weight
195
HS
Tustin
|
CA
2027 Rankings New Additions: Orange County (Part 2)
Robinson ran for 878 yards with seven touchdowns for Tustin last season and had a stretch with four...
Written by Michael Huntley
Paul Gregorian | Prep Redzone Scout
Paul Gregorian
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Robinson is a bit under-sized but can make a big impact at the D3+ level in college and is poised for a giant senior season for this loaded senior class they have. He is a downhill runner that can get vertical quickly, shake off tacklers in the hole and flashes start/stop abilities in the hole when making tacklers miss. The Senior does not shy away from contact nor step out of bounds in the open field and is a natural pass catcher out of the backfield as well or can lineup in the slot when needed. Robinson plays a lot bigger then his stature, is physical and fluid with the ball in his hands and one of the better backs in the southern section heading into the Fall.
Robinson ran for 878 yards with seven touchdowns for Tustin last season and had a stretch with four 100-yard games in five games.
He’s a bowling ball who can lower his shoulder and bounce off defenders at the first two levels and he has good burst once he gets into the open field. As a route runner out of the backfield, he has good instincts and his ability to change direction quickly causes matchup problems for linebackers trying to cover him. The size shouldn’t scare off college coaches because he has plus strength for his size and has very good field vision.