Peyton Robinson is a 5'9" Athlete/Defensive Back in the 2029 class.
Robinson attends Cass Tech in Michigan.
Robinson's Player Profile was created on December 20, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Peyton
RobinsonATH/DB
Class
2029
Height
5'9"
Weight
145
HS
Cass Tech
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MI
Cass Tech Scouting Report (vs. Toledo CC)
Number 10 earned a lot more reps than I was expecting. A rotational player and someone who didn’t...
Written by Alex Pallone
Peyton
RobinsonATH/DB
Class
2029
Height
5'9"
Weight
145
HS
Cass Tech
|
MI
Class of 2029 Top 10 Rankings Rundown
High-end athlete with great body control Able to play WR and DB at a high level Has traveled...
Written by Alex Pallone
Peyton
RobinsonATH/DB
Class
2029
Height
5'9"
Weight
145
HS
Cass Tech
|
MI
AYF Nationals Notebook: Dangerous Detroit 2029 QB/WR Duos
Robinson proved to be one of the most athletic and versatile athletes I saw in Florida. Whether or...
Written by Alan Popadines
Alex Pallone | Prep Redzone Scout
Alex Pallone
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Number 10 earned a lot more reps than I was expecting. A rotational player and someone who didn’t earn a ton of touches, but the fact that Peyton is earning any playing time as a freshman speaks volumes to his talent.
The main takeaway from yesterday was Peyton’s effort. Every route was run with maximum effort. Even if he was mostly used as a decoy, the still had to key in on Peyton.
Still a little small, and still looking like he’s getting used to the high school game. This game likely served as a phenomenal learning experience- can’t wait to see how Peyton grows over the next few years.
Robinson proved to be one of the most athletic and versatile athletes I saw in Florida. Whether or not he was playing Defensive Back and grabbing INTs, or lined up at the Wide Receiver and getting open in space, Robinson really caught my eye. I hate to use the comparison of a cartoon character, but he reminded me of the Road Runner with the way he bent his body to catch passes and then accelerate the moment his feet touched the ground. Even in warmups, I loved the way Robinson and Forris connected.