The Washington Commanders are doing their homework on running backs as the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, and one name shooting to the top of their list is former Virginia Tech standout, Bhayshul Tuten.
The Washington Commanders' run game in 2024 under Kliff Kingsbury was one of the best in football, with Jayden Daniels and Brian Robinson Jr. leading the way.
Last season, the Washington Commanders' offense under Kliff Kingsbury had one of the best rushing attacks in football. Led by rookie Jayden Daniels, the Commanders averaged a whopping 149.1 yards per game, but when your quarterback accounts for a lot of it, that can be problematic.
How many of the first running backs selected in the NFL Draft since the year 2000 can you name in five minutes?
The new era for the Washington Commanders got off to an almighty start in Year 1 with Dan Quinn and Jayden Daniels leading the franchise to an NFC Championship game appearance.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The Washington Commanders had one of the best rushing attacks in football last season with Jayden Daniels being a main reason why. But offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury also had Brian Robinson Jr.
The Washington Commanders could be on the verge of shaking up their backfield, as a new trade proposal suggests sending starting running back Brian Robinson Jr.
He has been a solid contributor in his three seasons, rushing for over 700 yards each year.
The Washington Commanders and the rest of the NFC East are reacting to Saquon Barkley signing a two-year, $41.2 million extension. With Barkley's extension, the running back market has been raised, and that should be good news for free-agent-to-be Brian Robinson Jr.
One of the most interesting dynamics to watch where the Washington Commanders are concerned this offseason centers on their running back room. One team insider believes Brian Robinson Jr.
Brian Robinson Jr. and Austin Ekeler formed a productive backfield partnership with the Washington Commanders in 2024. Their recent appearances before the Super Bowl highlighted the strong bond developed over a relatively short timeframe.
Brian Robinson Jr. may not be a household name across the NFL universe, but he's a damn good player and is a major part of the Washington Commanders offense.
Washington Commanders' running back Brian Robinson Jr. was not very happy despite his team's 36-22 win over the Philadelphia Eagles last week. His two fumbles lost in the game helped put his team in a deep hole early, and it was nearly one that the Commanders couldn't dig themselves out of.
The Commanders may spend their 2025 first-rounder on an unexpected need: running back. But what are their options?
The Washington Commanders have been stuck in a rut recently. An explosive run in Sunday's home game against the Tennessee Titans may help them regain their footing.
The Washington Commanders' backfield has been an area of strength throughout the season. It's the primary focal point for offensive improvements overall and has given rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels a solid support system to take the league by storm in Year 1 of his professional career.
Brian Robinson Jr. getting injured on the first offensive play against the Dallas Cowboys came with grave concern attached. Not only when it came to the Washington Commanders' chances in Week 12, but for their overall outlook at the business end of the campaign sitting at 7-5 in the standings.
Brian Robinson Jr. has emerged as a prolific piece of the Washington Commanders offensive puzzle under coordinator Kliff Kingsbury. The running back showed tremendous promise in 2023 despite not being utilized enough by Eric Bieniemy.
Washington running back Brian Robinson Jr. will return after a two-game absence, while the Commanders' recently acquired cornerback Marshon Lattimore will not make his debut when they visit the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday night.
Washington Commander running back Brian Robinson Jr. did not hold back in a recent social media post he shared amid his injury. In a now-deleted post on X (formerly Twitter), Robinson appeared to call out fans who resort to disrespectful behavior toward players whenever their bets lose.
Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. was ruled inactive for Sunday's game against the New York Giants in East Rutherford, N.J. Robinson's pregame workout was cut short due to an ailing hamstring, an injury that had him listed as questionable for the contest.
Height: 6000 (unofficial) Weight: 230 (unofficial) Year: Senior Pro Comparison: Brian Robinson Jr. Raheim Sanders is an imposing presence at the running back position.
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The Washington Commanders have one major injury concern heading into Week 6 at the Baltimore Ravens. They need all hands on deck heading into the biggest test of their season so far.
Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. was ruled out of Sunday's game against the Baltimore Ravens due to his right knee injury. Robinson missed practice all week and was listed as questionable on Friday before the team announced Saturday that he would be held out of the contest.
For the Commanders, this year is a transitional year with a rookie QB and a new head coach. Let's look at five bold predictions for how their season might play out.
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