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Robert Henry Jr.
Robert Henry Jr. (born 2001) is an NFL running back, Seattle Seahawks #34, signed off Washington's practice squad October 6, 2026; UTSA record 5.7 yards per carry, inaugural Walter Jones Trophy winner. Not Derrick Henry.
Robert Horry
Robert Horry, known as "Big Shot," is a retired American professional player who won seven championships with the Rockets, Lakers, and Spurs across 244 playoff games.
Robert Irsay
Robert (Bob) Irsay (1923-1997), Chicago HVAC businessman, traded the Los Angeles Rams to Carroll Rosenbloom in July 1972 for the Baltimore Colts and moved the team to Indianapolis overnight on March 28, 1984.
Robert Kraft
Robert Kenneth Kraft, known as Bob Kraft, is an American businessman who bought the New England Patriots in 1994 and built them into six-time Super Bowl champions; he chairs the Kraft Group.
Robert Lang
Robert Lang, Czech ice hockey center born 1970 in Teplice, HC Litvínov product, 1990 LA Kings draft pick; 987 NHL games, 703 points; Olympic gold Nagano 1998, bronzes 1992 and 2006; world champion 1996.
Robert Livingston (American football)
Robert Livingston is an American football coach, former Cincinnati Bengals secondary coach (2016-2023), Colorado defensive coordinator under Deion Sanders (2024-2025), and Denver Broncos defensive passing game coordinator.
Robert Longerbeam
Robert Longerbeam (born 2001) is an NFL cornerback from Rutgers, drafted 212th overall by the Ravens in 2025, known for a 4.39-second 40-yard dash and leading the Big Ten in passes defensed in 2024; now with the Atlanta Falcons.
Robert MacIntyre
Robert MacIntyre, Scottish left-handed professional golfer from Oban; six wins including 2024 Scottish Open and Canadian Open, 2025 U.S. Open runner-up, undefeated 2023 Ryder Cup rookie, career-high world No. 5.
Robert Mathis
Robert Mathis, born 1981, Colts linebacker/defensive end 2003-2016; 123.0 franchise-record sacks, NFL-record 52 forced fumbles, 19.5 sacks and Deacon Jones Award in 2013; Colts Ring of Honor 2021, not in Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Robert Nkemdiche
Robert Nkemdiche, consensus No. 1 recruit of 2013 out of Grayson High, Ole Miss defensive tackle, 29th overall pick in 2016 by Arizona; 38 NFL games, 4.5 sacks, later CFL Edmonton Elks.
Robert Parish
Robert Parish, 'The Chief', American NBA center (1976-97), 7'1", born 1953 Shreveport; 1,611 games (record until LeBron James), 4 championships (Celtics 1981, 84, 86; Bulls 1997), 9-time All-Star, Hall of Fame 2003.
Robert Quinn (American football)
Robert Quinn (born 1990) is a former NFL defensive end from North Carolina, drafted 14th overall in 2011 by the Rams. All-Pro in 2013 with 19 sacks; set the Bears' record with 18.5 sacks in 2021; 102 career sacks.
Robert Reichel
Robert Reichel, Czech ice hockey centre born 1971 in Litvínov; 1998 Nagano Olympic gold via shootout goal on Patrick Roy, three World Championship titles as captain, 830 NHL games with Calgary, Islanders, Coyotes, and Maple Leafs.
Robert Sacre
Robert Sacre (born 1989, Baton Rouge) is a Canadian-American 7-foot center, Gonzaga product, and 60th overall pick of the 2012 NBA Draft who played four seasons for the Los Angeles Lakers, then joined Japan's Sunrockers Shibuya in 2017.
Robert Saleh
Robert Saleh (born 1979), NFL coach; Tennessee Titans head coach (2026-), former New York Jets head coach (2021-24, 20-36) and San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator (2017-20, 2025), 4-3 Wide-9 defense.
Robert Seguso
Robert Seguso (born 1963, Minneapolis) is an American tennis player, doubles specialist with Ken Flach; 1988 Olympic doubles gold, four Grand Slam doubles titles, world No. 1 doubles team, husband of Carling Bassett.
Robert Smith (running back)
Robert Smith (born 1972, Euclid, Ohio) is a former Minnesota Vikings running back (1993-2000), two-time Pro Bowler, 2000 NFC rushing leader with 1,521 yards, who retired at 28 and became a FOX Sports analyst and Fan Huddle founder.
Robert Spears-Jennings
Robert Spears-Jennings (born 2004) is an American football safety from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma; an Oklahoma Sooners four-year starter drafted No. 224 overall by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 2026 NFL Draft after a 4.32-second 40-yard dash.
Robert Tonyan
Robert Tonyan Jr. (born 1994) is an NFL tight end, Indiana State alum, and 2020 Packers breakout (52 catches, 11 TDs) now with the Pittsburgh Steelers on a one-year 2026 deal.
Robert Traylor
Robert "Tractor" Traylor (1977–2011), Detroit-born Michigan center, sixth pick of the 1998 NBA Draft, traded by Dallas to Milwaukee for Dirk Nowitzki and Pat Garrity; 438 NBA games, 4.8 PPG, died of a heart attack in Puerto Rico at 34.
Robert Trent Jones
Robert Trent Jones Sr. (1906–2000), English-born American golf course architect, the "Open Doctor"; designed or remodeled 350–500+ courses, founded ASGCA, built the Alabama Golf Trail; father of Robert Jr. and Rees Jones.
Robert Williams III
Robert Williams III, nicknamed The Timelord, born 1997, is an NBA center-forward from Texas A&M, drafted 27th in 2018 by Boston, now on the Portland Trail Blazers on a 3-year, $44 million extension.
Robert Woods (wide receiver, born 1992)
Robert Woods, wide receiver born 1992, USC Trojans record holder drafted 41st overall in 2013; played for Bills, Rams, Titans, Texans, and Steelers before retiring as a Ram in 2026 with over 8,000 receiving yards.
Roberta Vinci
Roberta Vinci, Italian tennis player, doubles World No.1 (110 weeks) with five majors alongside Sara Errani; upset Serena Williams in the 2015 US Open semifinal, reached the final, won 8 singles titles, retired May 2018.
Roberto Aguayo
Roberto Aguayo, Florida State kicker, 2013 Lou Groza Award winner and most accurate kicker in NCAA history (.9673), drafted 59th overall by Tampa Bay in 2016, cut after one 71 percent season.
Roberto Alomar
Roberto Alomar Velázquez (born 1968, Ponce, Puerto Rico), Puerto Rican Hall of Fame second baseman; 17 MLB seasons, 2,724 hits, record 10 Gold Gloves, 12 All-Star selections, 1992-93 World Series with Toronto; placed on MLB ineligible list in 2021.
Roberto Bautista Agut
Roberto Bautista Agut, Spanish tennis player (born 1988, Castellón), career-high ATP No. 9 in 2019, 12 ATP titles including 2018 Dubai 500, 2019 Wimbledon semifinalist and 2019 Davis Cup winner; retired July 2026.
Roberto Cavanagh
Roberto Cavanagh (Roberto Diego Lorenzo Cavanagh y Hearne), Argentine polo player, 1936 Berlin Olympic gold medalist at #2 for Argentina; later won two Cups of the Americas, seven Argentine Opens, and the 1951 Pan-American Games polo title.
Roberto Clemente
Roberto Clemente (Roberto Clemente Walker), Puerto Rican Pirates right fielder 1955-1972; 3,000 hits, .317, 12 Gold Gloves, 1966 MVP; died 1972 in Nicaragua relief plane crash; first Latin American Hall of Famer.
Roberto Luongo
Roberto Luongo, Canadian NHL goaltender (Islanders, Panthers, Canucks), 1,044 games, 489 wins, two Olympic golds, 2022 first-ballot Hockey Hall of Fame inductee, now Panthers special advisor.