When running back Keilan Robinson was selected in the NFL draft on Saturday, a record was set at Texas.

Robinson was selected by Jacksonville in the draft's fifth round with the 167th overall pick. Robinson is the fourth Texas running back to be drafted in the last two drafts. On Friday, UT running back Jonathon Brooks was drafted by Carolina in the second round.

Robinson was the eighth Longhorn selected in the 2024 NFL draft. That set a school record for the seven-round era of the NFL draft, which began in 1994. Seven Longhorns were drafted in 2007.

What Robinson brings to Jaguars in 2024 NFL draft

Robinson spent the first two years of his collegiate career at Alabama before following Steve Sarkisian to Texas in 2021. Robinson played in 37 games for Texas, but he was mostly used on special teams and as an offensive role player.

NFL.com ranked Robinson as the No. 16 running back in this draft class.

Robinson strengths, weaknesses at Texas

On its list of pros and cons for Robinson, NFL.com wrote that the 5-foot-8, 191-pound Robinson is a smooth runner who is also "surprisingly sturdy." If Robinson's future in on special teams, NFL.com assessed that he is a "talented kick returner who is also adept as a gunner." Robinson was timed at 4.42 seconds in the 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine.

Robinson's size and lack of offensive production concerned NFL.com.

In a statement released by Texas, Sarkisian said that "Jacksonville got a big-time playmaker at running back and on special teams in Keilan Robinson. He’ll be an absolute do-it-all-threat for the Jaguars."

Robinson stats with Texas

At Texas, Robinson averaged 6.6 yards over his 82 rushing attempts and 9.5 yards over 35 catches. He scored nine offensive touchdowns.

Against Texas Tech on Nov. 24, Robinson returned a kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown.

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