Commanders RB Brian Robinson Jr. does not play vs. Bengals as trade speculation ramps up

Brian Robinson Jr., the running back for the Washington Commanders, did not play in the team's game against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday. This decision was reportedly a mutual one between Robinson and the Commanders organization. The reason for Robinson's absence has sparked speculation about a potential trade, as the Commanders have been actively exploring trade options for the young running back. However, the team has not confirmed any specific trade plans or negotiations. Robinson, a second-year player, had a promising start to his NFL career last season, rushing for 797 yards and two touchdowns. His absence from the game against the Bengals has added to the ongoing discussions about the Commanders' roster moves and the future of their running game. The article highlights the uncertainty surrounding Robinson's status with the team and the growing speculation about a possible trade, but it does not provide any definitive information about the team's plans or the reasons behind the decision to hold him out of the game.