21 Facts About Robert Golden

Robert Golden was signed by the Pittsburgh Steelers as an undrafted free agent in 2012.

Robert Golden played college football at the University of Arizona.

Robert Golden was named to the Tacoma News Tribune Western 100.

Robert Golden was selected to the 2007 PrepStar Dream Team.

Robert Golden was selected to the Second-team all-state by CalHiSports and was named to the All-Valley first-team.

Robert Golden was selected to the MaxPreps Division II All-State first team.

Robert Golden began his first two seasons as a cornerback and was thought to be the heir-apparent to Antoine Cason.

Robert Golden entered the 2012 NFL draft after graduating from Arizona.

Robert Golden's contract was for three-years, $1.44 million, a $5,000 signing bonus, and $5,000 guaranteed.

Robert Golden played in his first career game against the Denver Broncos, in the season opener his rookie season.

Robert Golden finished his first year playing in 15 games and made 6 tackles as a back-up free safety behind long-time Steelers veteran Ryan Clark.

On November 10,2013, Robert Golden made a season-high 3 tackles in a victory over the Buffalo Bills.

Robert Golden opened the 2014 season as a back-up to new free safety Will Allen, after Clark's departure during the off-season.

Robert Golden finished his season playing in all regular season games and finished with 10 tackles, with 5 being solo.

Robert Golden ended the game with a career-high 8 total tackles and a pass deflection.

Robert Golden received the next two starts in place of Allen.

Robert Golden began the 2016 regular season as the Steelers' starting strong safety after they chose to not resign Will Allen during the off-season.

Robert Golden was benched the following game against the Indianapolis Colts.

Robert Golden started the regular season as the backup strong safety to Sean Davis.

On March 14,2018, Robert Golden was released by the Steelers.

Robert Golden was released on August 15,2018, at his request.