Bills LB Robinson retiring at age 29

Buffalo Bills linebacker Keenan Robinson has chosen to retire, a month after he signed with the Bills as a free agent, the team announced Thursday.

Robinson, who turned 29 on July 7, signed a one-year deal with Buffalo on July 24 worth a reported $835,000.

He had spent much of training camp with the second and third teams, battling for a roster spot. The Bills placed him on the reserve/retired list Thursday and now have a roster spot to use elsewhere.

Robinson spent the previous two seasons with the New York Giants, starting nine of 22 games, after playing his first three seasons for the Washington Redskins, who took him in the fourth round of the 2012 draft. Robinson's best season came in 2014, when he started 13 games and tallied 109 tackles, 1.5 sacks, an interception and three passes defended.

In 58 career games (30 starts) across five seasons, Robinson has 298 tackles and 15 passes defended.

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