Overview

• Robinson filed suit on June 15 in Missouri federal court accusing the Chiefs of racial discrimination and wrongful termination after nine years with the organization.
• The complaint highlights his $125,000 salary as director of player engagement, well below the $171,932 average for comparable NFL roles.
• Robinson claims he was fired without being shown security footage of an alleged incident and that his white successor received a higher salary.
• The lawsuit alleges the Chiefs blocked his request to interview with the Houston Texans, asserting tortious interference with his career prospects.
• The team has declined to comment on case specifics but insists it does not tolerate discrimination as Robinson seeks $5 million in damages.