The Washington Commanders have been one of the NFL's worst teams through five weeks, but they received somewhat of a spark in Week 5, as rookie running back Brian Robinson, just activated from the Non-Football Injury List after being shot during the pre-season finally made his NFL debut. Robinson only managed 9 carries for 22 yards in his NFL debut, but given all the promise he's shown throughout his first pre-season with the Commanders, they have today seen fit to announce that he will be the teams starter going forward, in a group that already contains Antonio Gibson and J.D. McKissic.
Robinson is an electric offensive weapon, with big play ability every single time he touches the ball, and with the Chicago Bears up next on Thursday Night Football, the Commanders have shown great confidence that the rookie is ready to go and put this offence on his shoulders going forward. A lot of the blame for the struggling offence has gone the way of Carson Wentz, but if he limits turnovers and gets the ball in the hands of his playmakers, there's no reason why this team can't take down Chicago tonight.#Commanders RB Brian Robinson will start and be the team’s lead back tonight against the #Bears, sources tell me and @RapSheet.
— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) October 13, 2022
Robinson made his NFL debut Sunday, logging 18 snaps. He’ll see more action against Chicago after proving he’s back from two gunshot wounds in August. pic.twitter.com/DTn0XJdHvy
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