Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. missed the team’s last two games with an injury, but he’s off the injury report and expected to play in We

Brian Robinson Jr. looked like a solid running back in 2024 for the Washington Commanders, and while that’s true when he’s health and on the field, he’s dealt with injuries that have kept him out for three games this year.

Offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury navigated the game flow with balanced attack and play calling. While Austin Ekeler has turned back the clock after a trying 2023 season with the Los Angeles Chargers, he lacks the size to run between the tackles on obvious rushing plays. There is also a less-is-more aspect to his effectiveness.

It appears that Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. is trending in the right direction to take the field against the Philadelphia Eagles to open Week 11. Having missed Washington's last two games with a hamstring injury,

The Commanders have been missing Brian Robinson Jr. for the past two weeks, but appear poised to see him return to the field Thursday night.

The Washington Commanders are trying to get their star running back on the field before a Thursday Night Football matchup.

However, Washington could be getting a top offensive starter back for Thursday. Head coach Dan Quinn said the Commanders increased Robinson's work in practice, which he handled well. Washington's final injury report will be released later on Wednesday ...

Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. will not play Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers because of a hamstring injury. Robinson was ruled out Friday.

Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn spoke to the media after today’s practice and made several announcements. TE Zach Ertz will be a team captain for his return to Philadelphia. RB Jeremy McNichols and rookie CB Mike Sainristil will serve as Washington’s other two captains for a critical primetime division game.