Inside Bijan Robinsons other dream when hes not dominating the NFL

Atlanta Falcons running back Bijan Robinson refuses to be defined just by his job on the field — despite being one of the best ball-carriers in the league.The 24-year-old All-Pro told The Post he is taking serious measures to take his acting career to the next level, and manifesting a potential role in a romantic comedy.“I’m willing to kind of explore anything more on the drama side,” Robinson said on behalf of Invisalign.

“… I’ll be getting into acting outside the commercial space I’ve been doing a lot of — just starting to enhance myself with like acting classes.And DJing has been a big thing that I like to do.”Robinson previously acted in multiple commercials for various brand partnerships, such as Auntie Anne’s pretzels, which teamed with his mustard brand Bijan Mustardson in 2024.That July, he guest-starred as himself on the Disney Channel series, “Bunk’d: Learning The Ropes” — and made a cameo in the Netflix series “Outerbanks” when he portrayed a treasure hunter in Season 4, Episode 2, titled “Blackbeard” that October.Robinson launched his official NFL DJ series called “Spin Zone” in September 2024.

“I want to continue to put myself in different brackets of life,” Robinson said.“It’s been really important to me because I know that I can play this game for as long as possible, but then when the game’s over you gotta have a something else to do.

So, I’m just trying to enhance myself in so many different pockets and it’s all been super fun.”Robinson, who signed a three-year contract extension worth up to $75 million with Atlanta in August, made it clear that his football career is his top priority and that he focuses on acting and DJing during the offseason.“[Acting classes] has been on a little bit of a pause right now, but I’m gonna get really back into it at the end of the year and really dig deep into it,” he said.“But they’re super fun and allow you to show your personality and who you...

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Publisher: New York Post

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