The recently acquired cornerback for the Detroit Lions, Amik Robertson, exudes confidence and is eager to secure victories in significant games.

Despite his modest height of 5-foot-8, cornerback Amik Robertson exudes confidence, which the Detroit Lions are banking on to bolster their revamped secondary in 2024.

In a recent video call with Detroit reporters, Robertson emphasized the role of his unwavering self-assurance in his journey to the NFL. He attributed his success to his confident demeanor, highlighting his path from Louisiana Tech to the professional league as evidence of the importance of swagger and energy.

Last week, the Lions signed the 25-year-old Robertson to a two-year, $9.25 million deal, expecting him to contribute significantly in the upcoming season. Robertson, who played for the Las Vegas Raiders for four seasons, has experience as both an outside and slot cornerback, having made starts in both positions and recorded two interceptions last season.

Regarding his preferred position on the field, Robertson expressed his versatility, stating that he is a football player first and foremost. He indicated a willingness to adapt to any role, even suggesting an openness to learning safety to further enhance his utility to the team.

With the Lions aiming to improve their pass defense, which ranked 27th in the league last season, Robertson, along with new addition Carlton Davis, is expected to provide depth and playmaking ability to the secondary, complementing the returning starters.