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Factoid: Washington running backs
Washington hosts Chicago tomorrow night, and I'll definitely be starting Brian Robinson. He's been playing well anyway, and with a little more involvement as a receiver. And the Bears don't seem to cover running backs well. At all. more »
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Around the NFL: Antonio Gibson
There's a story out talking about Antonio Gibson. The Commanders running back, it seems, has been impressing at OTAs with his receiving ability. This is not exactly surprising, given that Gibson was a wide receiver in college, but it's something to pay particular attention to given the team's current depth chart and new offensive coordinator. more »
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Commanders RB Gibson to have role in 2023
The Washington Commanders drafted running back BRIAN ROBINSON last year and eventually installed him as the starting rusher last season. The Commanders drafted another rookie in sixth round running back CHRIS… More RODRIGUEZ this year, but head coach Ron Rivera insists that fellow rusher ANTONIO GIBSON will still have a role in 2023. Rivera noted Gibson’s receiving experience coming out of college, as well as the fact that “every nine touches resulted in a touchdown” last year. Time will tell how new offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy fits Gibson into the offense. Less
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Commanders place RB Gibson in injured reserve
The Washington Commanders announced on Thursday that running back ANTONIO GIBSON has been placed on injured reserve with foot and knee injuries. Fellow running back BRIAN ROBINSON missed another practice on… More Thursday as he continues to deal with a knee injury. With Washington eliminated from playoff contention and injuries hitting their top two rushers, the Commanders backfield looks like a risky proposition for Week #18. Less
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Commanders still trust RB Gibson after shaky preseason
Washington Commanders running back ANTONIO GIBSON started the offseason atop the backfield depth chart before last season’s fumbling issues returned and rookie rusher BRIAN ROBINSON claimed the top spot. With Robinson… More on the NFI list after being shot last month, Gibson will again lead the backfield and head coach Ron Rivera said this week that “I trust him” when speaking about Gibson. Rivera added that the Commanders plan to give Gibson the football and that he has “no issue with that”. Less
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Around the NFL: Washington Commanders
Life moves pretty fast. A day ago Washington Commanders rookie Brian Robinson looked like a starting NFL running back in Week 1. Today his health is very much in doubt after an attempted robbery or carjacking that left him in the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. more »
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Commanders RB battle heats up
Washington Commanders third-round rookie running back BRIAN ROBINSON started in the backfield in Saturday’s preseason game against Kansas City. While Robinson’s performance wasn’t particularly noteworthy (8 carries for 31 yards), he… More continues to outperform presumed starter ANTONIO GIBSON. It’s worth noting that the Commanders had Gibson back to return the opening kickoff, something he never did in either of his first two NFL seasons. Less
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Around the NFL: Brian Robinson
Not a lot of positive talk around Antonio Gibson lately. Talented guy, but Washington sounds like it could be lightening his workload some, for various reasons. Which has me intrigued by third-rounder Brian Robinson. more »
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Commanders RB Gibson struggles in preseason opener
Washington Commanders running back ANTONIO GIBSON could not have gotten off to a worse start in the team’s preseason opener against the Carolina Panthers. On the offense’s second drive, Gibson took… More an inside handoff and proceeded to fumble on his way to the ground. Gibson led all running backs with 6 fumbles (4 lost) last season and appears to be picking up where he left off. Meanwhile, rookie third-round running back BRIAN ROBINSON JR. had a nice game running and catching the ball out of the backfield to go along with a rushing touchdown. Less
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Around the NFL: Brian Robinson
A recent news item speculates that Washington might be looking at third-round running back Brian Robinson in a short-yardage or goal-line capacity. It makes some sense, and is also a reason for concern when selecting Antonio Gibson. more »
WR McLaurin, RB Gibson lead WFT vs. lowly Giants
Washington Football Team wide receiver TERRY MCLAURIN and running back ANTONIO GIBSON ended the fantasy season on a high note in Sunday’s game against the New York Giants. McLaurin topped 1,000… More yards receiving for the season, making him the first Washington player to post back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons since the mid 1990’s. Meanwhile, Gibson managed to finish with the first 1,000-yard season of his young career. Less
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Factoid: J.D. McKissic
I have interest in J.D. McKissic this week. He’s a good pass-catching back, and I think he’s going to play a big role at Green Bay. more »
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WFT cuts veteran RB Miller
If veteran running back LAMAR MILLER is on your deep-sleeper list, you may want to rethink the list. The Washington Football Team released Miller yesterday morning after he played and scored… More a touchdown in Thursday night’s preseason game against the New England Patriots. The Football Team appears to be set for now with a running back corps that includes ANTONIO GIBSON, PEYTON BARBER, J.D. MCKISSIC, JARET PATTERSON, and JONATHAN WILLIAMS. Less
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WFT RB Gibson expecting big 2021 season
Washington Football Team second year running back ANTONIO GIBSON spent his rookie season in transition from wide receiver to running back. Heading into the upcoming season, Gibson has big expectations and… More expects to “show a lot of different things” in 2021. Gibson notes that last year was mostly a learning process for him, adding that he “got the hang of it as the season went on”. Less
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Washington RB Gibson looks good in team minicamp
Washington running back ANTONIO GIBSON admitted recently that he is still receiving treatment on a turf toe injury from the end of the 2020 season. Fast forward to last week’s team… More minicamp and Gibson likely eased the minds of fantasy owners. Gibson participated in the camp and had his usual bounce and quickness back. While the toe will be something to monitor leading up to draft day, it appears as though Gibson will be ready to roll in 2021. Less
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