Robinson won’t talk about rumors

  • By Scott M. Johnson / Herald Writer
  • Sunday, October 31, 2004 9:00pm
  • Sports

SEATTLE – Koren Robinson spoke to Seattle reporters following the game Sunday, but he did not address rumors of an impending four-game suspension.

Robinson did acknowledge during an interview with the Gaston (N.C.) Gazette last week that he has an impending appeal with the NFL.

“Once everything comes out, I think everything will be fine – everything will be justified,” Robinson told The Gazette last Thursday.

CBS and ESPN reported last month that Robinson is appealing a third violation of the NFL’s policy on substance abuse and personal conduct. He could be suspended four games if the appeal fails, although no timetable has been set for the hearing.

Robinson caught three passes for 52 yards Sunday. After registering a team-high eight drops through the first five games of the season, Robinson has not dropped a pass in either of the past two games.

“My mom is outside (the locker room), and I will spend a little time with them,” he said afterward. “Everything is good. Everything is working out.”

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