Kamari Robinson Kamari Robinson 5'8" | 180 lbs | WR Hillside | 2026 State NJ is a dynamic offensive weapon. At 5’8” and 180 pounds, he can line up as a running back or in the slot, making him a versatile threat. Robinson’s explosiveness and ability to create yards after the catch set him apart. He showcases solid speed on tape and excellent contact balance for his size, allowing him to break tackles and extend plays.

Robinson could improve his vision and anticipation in the open field to elevate his game. However, his versatility, speed, and physicality make him one of the most intriguing playmakers in the 2026 class. Keep an eye on him as a key offensive contributor for Hillside.

There is something about wide receivers who run block like maniacs that I love. That trait is something Hillside’s Kamari Robinson Kamari Robinson 5'8" | 180 lbs | WR Hillside | 2026 State NJ does and seems to enjoy and take pride in. As a returner, Robinson has a little shake and bake to him. He is able to break poor, high tacklers well. Aside from standard stalk or on blocking along the perimeter, he looks to lay nasty hits in the run game to spring his teammates for big gainers. Should he see daylight, Robinson does a nice job of cutting up on the first bit that he sees. Tackling at the waist, Robinson does a good job of wrapping and driving his legs. Back to that blocking thing – on film we see him hustle way down and across the field on plays away from him to help create cutback angles or pick up a block. My impression of Robinson is that he is used in a variety of ways in all three phases of the game and is a good player to roster.

Only a sophomore in 2023, Kamari is primed to make an impact on the field in 2024 in a big way. Another two way starter, Kamari’s capabilities have him lined up to be a worry of a receiver to go up against, as well as a shut down defender in the secondary. Kamari prides himself in being a hard hitter on both sides of the ball. Not only does he deliver devastating hits to ball carriers, but he brings the heat and de-cleats defenders when he goes in for the block. Defensively, he often can blow up a play before it can get started if he lines up close to the line.

Offensively, Kamari has the potential to be a weapon downfield but also in the backfield as well, as he’s often put in motion and given the ball to early in the play. If there is a seam for Kamari to go through, good luck trying to catch him. As soon as Kamari sees a hole open up he accelerates through and leaves the defenders in the dust. Kamari has big play capabilities, as he took a few short passes the distance in 2023. Catching 5 touchdowns and 427 yards last season, I wouldn’t be the least bit surprised if Kamari doubled that number this upcoming fall.