Brian Robinson, the running back for the Commanders, is not listed on the final Week 17 injury report. He will be part of a backfield duo with Antonio Gibson, as Chris Rodriguez is on injured reserve. Robinson is projected to be a low RB3 in the Week 17 Rankings.

The Washington Commanders have placed RB Chris Rodriguez on injured reserve, ending his 2023 season. Despite a strong performance last week, Rodriguez is not expected to have much fantasy value in the future. On the other hand, RB Brian Robinson is set to return from his hamstring injury for Sunday's game against the San Francisco 49ers.

Washington Commanders running back Chris Rodriguez has been placed on injured reserve with an ankle injury, forcing him to miss the final two games of the season. Rodriguez had seen his role expand in recent weeks and had a strong performance in Week 16, but now the team will rely on Brian Robinson, Antonio Gibson, and Derrick Gore in the backfield.

Commanders RB Brian Robinson got in a limited practice on Wednesday, while RB Chris Rodriguez did not practice. The backfield situation for the Commanders is uncertain and it may be best to avoid it for fantasy purposes.

Washington Commanders running back Chris Rodriguez will undergo an MRI on his ankle after being spotted in a walking boot following Sunday's game against the Jets. The extent of his injury is yet to be determined. With Brian Robinson also sidelined, the Commanders are left with Antonio Gibson and Derrick Gore as their healthy running backs.

Chris Rodriguez, running back for the Washington Commanders, suffered an ankle injury in Sunday's win over the Jets. The exact nature of the injury is unclear, but Rodriguez was seen in a walking boot after the game. With the injuries in the Commanders' backfield, Washington signed Jaret Patterson to the practice squad.

Chris Rodriguez, running back for the Commanders, suffered an ankle injury in Sunday's game against the Jets. He had a productive game with 58 yards and 2 touchdowns on 10 carries before the injury. The severity of the injury and his availability for Week 17 is currently unknown. The Commanders' backfield situation, including the status of Brian Robinson Jr., will be monitored throughout the practice week. The team will face a tough matchup against the 49ers.

Chris Rodriguez, running back for the Washington Commanders, was spotted wearing a walking boot on his right foot following Sunday's victory over the Jets. Rodriguez had a strong performance in Week 16, but it is unclear how he sustained the foot injury. More information will be provided when available.

Chris Rodriguez carried the ball 10 times for 58 yards and two touchdowns and caught his only target for seven yards in Sunday's 30-28 loss to the Jets. Rodriguez split the backfield workload with Antonio Gibson and was the more effective back. If Brian Robinson remains sidelined, Rodriguez could have a breakout game in Week 17 against the 49ers.

Commanders RB Brian Robinson is out for Sunday's game against the Jets, while RB Jonathan Williams is unlikely to play due to being in concussion protocol. This leaves RBs Antonio Gibson and Chris Rodriguez as the primary options in the backfield. Gibson had more targets than Rodriguez last week, but neither player is a strong fantasy play for Week 16.

Brian Robinson, running back for the Washington Commanders, is missing practice again due to a hamstring injury. He is likely to miss a second straight game against the Jets. In his absence, Chris Rodriguez has been the lead runner for the Commanders, with Jonathan Williams also getting playing time.

Brian Robinson, running back for the Commanders, did not practice due to a hamstring injury. It is unlikely that he will play in the upcoming game against the Jets. Washington utilized Antonio Gibson, Chris Rodriguez, and Jonathan Williams in their previous game, but Williams is now in the concussion protocol. Gibson is the most promising option for fantasy owners due to his involvement in the passing game, but he should be considered as a RB3 or flex play.

Brian Robinson, running back for the Washington Commanders, missed another practice due to a hamstring injury. His absence has allowed Chris Rodriguez and Jonathan Williams to see more playing time, with Antonio Gibson maintaining his pass-catching role. If Robinson continues to be out, Rodriguez could see even more opportunities, especially with Williams in concussion protocol.

Antonio Gibson and Chris Rodriguez will lead Washington's backfield against the Rams with Brian Robinson ruled out due to a hamstring injury.

RB Brian Robinson Jr. has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Rams, leaving Antonio Gibson as the lead back for the Washington Commanders. Rookie Chris Rodriguez is expected to see some playing time as well. Washington's current record is 4-9 and there is speculation that their coach may be fired at the end of the season, which could impact workload decisions. Gibson is projected as a low-end RB2 for Week 15.

Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson will miss Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Rams due to a hamstring injury. Robinson leads the team in rushing yards and rushing touchdowns this season. Antonio Gibson and rookie Chris Rodriguez will split Robinson's duties.

Brian Robinson, running back for the Washington Commanders, is unlikely to play on Sunday due to a hamstring injury. He has not practiced all week after the Week 14 bye. If Robinson is inactive, Antonio Gibson and Chris Rodriguez are expected to have larger roles in the Washington offense.

Brian Robinson, running back for the Washington Commanders, was a non-participant at Thursday's practice due to a hamstring issue. He was seen working with team trainers on the side, indicating a chance for him to practice on Friday. If Robinson is limited or sidelined for Sunday's game against the Rams, Antonio Gibson would have a bigger role, with Chris Rodriguez providing complementary reps.

Brian Robinson, running back for the Commanders, did not practice on Wednesday and is unlikely to play against the Rams in Week 15 due to a hamstring injury. If Robinson is unable to play, Antonio Gibson and Chris Rodriguez will handle the backfield duties for Washington.

In Sunday's loss to Miami, Antonio Gibson took over the Washington backfield after Brian Robinson Jr. left with a hamstring injury. Gibson had a 56% snap share and carried the ball 10 times for 35 yards. He also had 4 receptions for 37 yards on 5 targets. Chris Rodriguez trailed Gibson with 7 carries. With Washington on a Week 14 bye, Robinson's status for Week 15 against the Rams is uncertain. If Robinson is out, Gibson could be a strong RB2 option.

Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. was ruled out of the second half Sunday with an injured hamstring. Robinson was one of the few effective players for Washington early in the game in the game vs. the Miami Dolphins, carrying the ball seven times for 53 yards as the Commanders trailed 31-7 at halftime. Robinson leads Washington with 660 yards rushing this season; he tied his career-long with a 29-yard run in the second quarter. Antonio Gibson replaced Robinson as the primary back with Chris Rodriguez serving as his backup.

Commanders RB Brian Robinson hurt his hamstring in the first half of Sunday's game vs. the Dolphins and will not return. Antonio Gibson and Chris Rodriguez will now handle the workload in the backfield.

Antonio Gibson, running back for the Commanders, is inactive for today's game against the Giants due to a toe injury. This opens up opportunities for Chris Rodriguez and Brian Robinson to step up in the running back depth chart. Rodriguez will take over as the No. 2 running back, while Robinson is expected to see an increase in passing-down snaps. Gibson has been averaging 3.5 targets per game this season and leads the Commanders' running backs in pass routes.

Antonio Gibson of the Washington Commanders is not practicing on Friday due to a toe injury. This suggests that he is unlikely to play in Sunday's game against the Giants. If Gibson is inactive, Brian Robinson could see more work, especially on passing downs, and Chris Rodriguez may have a role as well.

In Week 5, Commanders RB Brian Robinson split carries with rookie Chris Rodriguez. Rodriguez led the team in rushing yards but did not receive any targets in the passing game. Despite his limited upside, he could be a valuable stash for RB-needy owners in deep formats.