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His arrow is clearly pointing up for Fantasy after entering camp on the fringes of re-draft relevance, but I don't think Robinson is necessarily someone you need to have on your team. But if they were hesitant to give Gibson a sizable passing game role in recent years when he was a converted receiver, it seems unlikely Robinson would have an easier time. I don't want to write off Robinson entirely – he caught 35 passes for 296 yards last season at Alabama, so he's not incompetent there. If I assumed Robinson was going to be the lead back, I would probably only rank him as an RB3 at this point, and Gibson probably still has more upside and deserves to be drafted ahead.

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Gibson and McKissic will likely take most, if not all, of the passing opportunities, leaving Robinson splitting early-down work in a mediocre offense? Gibson was RB17 in PPR points per game last season while catching 42 passes and getting 60% plus of the team's RB carries, and I don't think Robinson can touch either mark. Unless Gibson just goes away, of course, but that doesn't seem likely.

I'm just not sure how valuable that role would actually be for him. Gibson largely played on passing downs early, so it seems like Robinson might actually be the lead back in this offense. Robinson started the game and played 11 of 19 snaps when Carson Wentz was in the game, rushing eight times for 31 yards. Antonio Gibson is one of the clearest losers from Week 2 of the preseason from a Fantasy Football perspective, but I'm not necessarily sure Brian Robinson is necessarily one of the big winners despite seemingly surpassing Gibson on the Commanders depth chart this weekend.

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