John Robinson Net Worth, Salary, Wife, Age, Wiki-Bio

John Alexander Robinson or John Robinson is one of the renowned names in the history of both American college football as well as the NFL. Apart from his indomitable record of 79 wins with the Los Angeles Rams in the NFL, John Robinson has also shown sheer brilliance as a head coach in college football for the USC football team. There are no official disclosures about John Robinson net worth or annual salary and his parents and siblings. The only relatives of John Robinson that have been identified are his wife and their six children. A look into the details of his career and personal information could help in building up the biographic of John Robinson presented as follows.   

John Robinson: Net worth, Salary.

The illustration of the biographic data about John Robinson could be supported with insights into his salary, houses, and cars owned by him, career information, net worth and sources of income. Details about these factors could be presented clearly as follows.

The net worth of John Robinson has not been published officially and is presently under review.

The annual salary of John Robinson is also not disclosed officially.

The primary source of income presently for John Robinson is his job as a broadcaster and color analyst for the Sports USA Radio Network. During his stint as a professional football coach, his sources of income were the USC in college football and the Los Angeles Rams in the NFL.

There is no official data about the houses owned by John Robinson.

Regarding the cars owned by John Robinson, there is no official information.

The coaching career of John Robinson started in 1960 at the University of Oregon which was also his alma mater. It was here that he served under Len Casanova and Jerry Frei as an assistant coach from 1960 to 1971.

Robinson was signed in 1972 by USC as an offensive coordinator under the supervision of John McKay, who served as assistant coach at the University of Oregon during Robinson’s playing career.

In 1975, he rejoined John Madden at the Oakland Raiders as the running backs coach where Madden was the head coach. Robinson found the big break of his career in 1976 when he was signed as head coach by the University of South California (USC).

After a stint of six years at USC, John Robinson accepted the offer of becoming head coach for the Los Angeles Rams in the NFL in 1983 where he served until 1991.

In the year 1993, Robinson returned as head coach for the USC football team and worked till 1997. The performance of John Robinson as the head coach at USC could be observed in the four Rose Bowls and share of the national championship in the 1978 season for the USC football team.

The achievements of John Robinson in the NFL for Los Angeles Rams are accounted as evidence for one of the greatest performances by a head football coach. The Rams made it twice to the NFC title game under the leadership of Robinson albeit with defeats against the Chicago Bears in 1985 and the San Francisco 49ers in 1989.

On the other hand, his record of 79 victories is the highest for any head coach in the total history of the Rams franchise. In the latter part of his career, John Robinson was hired as head coach at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 1999 that lasted till 2004.

The final time John Robinson entered the field for coaching was in 2010 when he was appointed as a defensive coordinator for the San Marcos High School football team in California. Presently, he is involved in his career as a broadcaster and color analyst for Sports USA Radio Network since 1998.    

John Robinson is Married to Wife Linda Robinson.

John Robinson is happily married to wife Linda Robinson. Their relationship has stood the test of time with the husband and wife having six children together from their marriage.       

John Robinson: Age, wiki-Bio.

John Robinson was born John Alexander Robinson in Chicago, Illinois on the 25th of July, 1935. The details about the parents of John Robinson are unknown. Furthermore, there is no clear information about his siblings. Presently, John Robinson is aged 83 years old.

John Robinson moved to Utah at the age of six and then to Daly City in California at the age of nine where he joined the elementary school. He graduated in 1954 from Junipero Serra High School.

For further education, he joined the University of Oregon where he played from the end position in the Rose Bowl team of Oregon in 1958. He has happily married to wife Linda Robinson, and the couple has six children together from the marriage although there are no specific mentions about their names in official sources.

The present occupation of John Robinson is that of a broadcaster and color analyst for the Sports USA Radio Network. His last occupation was as a defensive coordinator at the San Marcos High School in California which was his first attempt at coaching on the high school level.

Presently, Robinson also holds the position as a Board Member of the Lott IMPACT Trophy, which is awarded annually to the Defensive IMPACT Player of the Year in college football. John Robinson was inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame in 2009.

One of the foremost highlights unique to the career of John Robinson is that he is one of the head coaches in college football to have served non-consecutive tenures at the same school.

The annual salary and net worth of John Robinson have not been disclosed on any official platform as of now.

Some of the notable facts that are associated with John Robinson include his elementary schoolmate, John Madden and his ward at USC, Marcus Allen, who went on to become a pro running back and was inducted in the College Football Hall of Fame.

John Robinson has also been considered as one of the most successful head coaches in the history of the Los Angeles Rams.       

Age	83 years (Born July 25, 1935)
Net Worth	N/A
Spouse	Linda Robinson (Wife)
Kids	Six Children
Occupation	Former Head Football Coach at University of Southern California (USC) football team and Los Angeles Rams in National Football League (NFL) Present broadcaster and color analyst at Sports USA Radio Network since 1998
Parents	N/A
Nationality	American
Ethnicity	White