
Robinson, as usual, was not targeted. Robinson generated only 129 yards rushing across three playoff contests. Third-year pro Robinson more or less cloned his sophomore campaign, fighting through various injuries -- knee, hamstring and ankle -- as he fell just short of 800 yards rushing across 14 games. He was replacement-level both from a yards per carry perspective (4.3) and average rush yards over expected, where he was nearly 0.00 in the advanced metric. Robinson is a tough rusher who doesn't catch many passes or author many explosive runs. He can probably make it another year as the early-down bell-cow in a committee, but he's not looking like someone shaping up for a lucrative second contract as he heads into the final season of his rookie deal.
Brian Robinson Jr. didn't exactly kill it on early downs for the Commanders this season, but second-year pro "C-Rod" failed to apply any workload pressure. His carries declined from 51 as a rookie to 35 as a sophomore. Going on 26 with three career receptions, Rodriguez isn't in a commanding 53-man roster spot at the halfway point of his rookie contract.