Summary
Barret Robbins, a former NFL player for the Oakland Raiders, has died at the age of 52. Robbins had a history of challenges with bipolar disorder and substance abuse, and his life changed significantly after not being allowed to play in a Super Bowl game.
Key Facts
- Barret Robbins played as a center for the Oakland Raiders in the NFL.
- He was 52 years old when he passed away.
- Robbins was selected for the Pro Bowl once in his nine-year NFL career.
- He was missing before the Super Bowl XXXVII and did not play in the game.
- Robbins struggled with bipolar disorder and drug abuse.
- He was released by the Raiders in 2004.
- In 2005, Robbins was involved in a confrontation with police in Miami where he was shot three times.
- He also faced charges in 2016 for assaulting two women in Florida.
