Originally from Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, Robbie Gould is currently the most accurate Place Kicker in Chicago Bears history and fourth most accurate in NFL history.

While attending Penn State University, Gould finished career ranked 5th on Penn State's all-time scoring list.  He was also a recipient of the Frank Patrick Memorial Total Commitment Awards, annually presented to junior class members who follow through with their responsibilities in all facets of the football program while doing so in an exemplary manner. Gould received his Bachelor’s degree in management.

Following his college years, Robbie brielfy joined the New England Patriots in early 2005 and shortly after signed with the Baltimore Ravens.  In October of that same year, Robbie was asked to join the Chicago Bears and has played there for eight consecutive years.  

Throughout his career, Gould has accumulated a number of records, achievements, and honors. In 2006, Robbie played in his first Pro Bowl and was named first team All-Pro.  In 2011, Robbie's number was retired in Central Mountain High School's Hall of Fame.  With great honor, Robbie recently became a recepient of The Moose Lodge Community Service Award.

Off the field, Gould enjoys playing golf.  He also focuses a great deal of time to the Chicagoland community and his organization, The Goulden Touch.  In addition to his service in Chicago, he dedicates a great deal of time back in his home town, Lock Haven.  Each year, he hosts a golf tournament and a children's football camp/sports clinic with his teammates. Furthermore, he organizes an annual "reading week" at Mill Hall Elementary School, where he implements positive goals to encourage children to become enthused about reading.

Robbie has a strong belief in the concept of giving back to others.  He has worked closely with organizations in the areas of education, health and wellness, medical research, and social service.