Commanders Trade? Washington 'Shopping' Starting Running Back, Per Report

The Washington Commanders will enter the 2025 season with one of the better offenses in football, if Terry McLaurin signs his new deal, which we think he will.

But the front office doesn't appear to be too content with the running back room, and given that none are under contract beyond 2025, it makes this season hugely important for a host of backs.

One is Brian Robinson, who has been a consistent presence in the Commanders' backfield for the past three years, posting over 700 rushing yards in each season.

However, it appears Washington is ready to offload B-Rob.

Per Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz, the Commanders are shopping Robinson around to other teams.

"Sources: The #Commanders have been shopping RB Brian Robinson Jr. to teams around the NFL," Schultz tweeted. "The former 3rd-round pick out of Alabama is entering the final year of his contract."

Schultz then posted, "Washington likes its RB depth, but Robinson is available for the right price."

So, there could be a scenario where B-Rob is on his way out of the nation's capital, but given that he is in the final year of his contract, who would be willing to part ways with draft capital for a one-year rental?

We don't think too many would; instead, just wait for the 2025 season to play out and get Robinson as a free agent.

Either way, there appears to be change happening for the Commanders with the regular season just around the corner, with their best running back potentially not being on the roster come Week 1.