Brian Robinson enters his fourth NFL season with breakout potential if he can stay healthy, offering fantasy managers a shot at 250 touches, 1,200 yards, and double-digit scores in 2025.

The seventh-round pick has been lighting it up in Commanders camp, leaving many wondering if he will usurp Brian Robinson Jr. as the lead back. Croskey-Merritt’s seventh-round draft capital can ...

That has drawn a sharp contrast with the rest of the Commanders' backfield options, with starter Brian Robinson Jr. and other backups employing a steadier but less explosive approach.

Don’t sleep on Ekeler again this season. While he won't get back into the RB1 range, he’s a competent depth option who can slot into starting lineups any time Brian Robinson Jr. misses time.