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The Commanders "have been shopping" RB Brian Robinson, insider Jordan Schultz reports. Robinson has led Washington RBs in carries and rushing yards in each of the last three seasons. But he's averaged a mediocre 4.1 yards per carry and is entering the final year of his rookie contract.
Robinson is a fine runner -- but no better than that. Among 60 RBs with 200+ carries over the last three seasons, Robinson ranks:
We wouldn't expect Robinson to draw a ton of interest on the trade market, although there are certainly teams (Cowboys, Texans, Bears?) that could use him.
We'll see where this goes over the next few weeks, but Robinson's fantasy stock looks more volatile now than it did prior to this report. A landing spot like Dallas would boost his value. But there are plenty of other spots that would hurt it.
RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt likely played into Washington's decision to shop Robinson. The rookie has been buzzing since the spring and looks capable of making an immediate impact. A Robinson trade could suddenly make Croskey-Merritt the favorite to lead Commanders RBs in carries. 30-year-old Austin Ekeler is unlikely to handle a big rushing role at this point. Jeremy McNichols and Chris Rodriguez are replacement-level talents.
Highlight Croskey-Merritt as a late-round target in fantasy drafts. A Robinson trade would vault him up the rankings and ADP. And even if Robinson isn't deal, Croskey-Merritt is one injury away -- to Robinson or Ekeler -- from a significant role in a high-scoring offense.
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