Brian Robinson
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Robinson was outstanding against the Lions in the NFC Divisional Round on Jan. 18, 2025. Grinding down Detroit's defense, he toted the rock 15 times. Those attempts were turned into a team-high 77 yards and two TDs to secure Washington's 45-31 win and a spot in the NFC Championship Game.

Robinson gained nearly 2,000 yards from scrimmage across his first two seasons with Washington (1,958). Who knows what numbers he could reach playing in a new go-go-go offense under Kliff Kingsbury? "I just know the tempo will be faster compared to last year," the running back said.

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Washington was a huge underdog when he headed to Auburn for a playoff tilt on Jan 18, 2025. No one told Robinson though. Playing like a front-runner all night, the physical back plowed through the Lions. He tallied 17 yards on 15 carries and scored twice in the red zone, helping his squad to a 45-31 victory.

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Defenders regret trying to tackle Robinson when they find themselves on their back, staring up at the sky. A powerful runner, the physical ball-carrier does not shy away from contact. Embracing it, he totes the rock and plows through opponents and surges through attempted takedowns.

Robinson gets better and better with each week, and in 2023, the second-year running back earned plaudits from his teammates for springing open for passes and making something out of busted plays. "He has a good feel for the game," Commanders QB Sam Howell said. "He's just a smart football player."