The Commanders already know that Robinson can carry the load for them on the ground. Despite missing the first four games of the season, he led the team in rushing yards on 205 carries, and through performances like his 86 yards against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 10, he proved that he can be a problem for defenses.
But Robinson insists that his skill set is more robust, and he intends to show that in Year 2.
“The biggest thing for me [is] I just don’t want to be one dimensional and I don’t want to be just a power back,” Robinson said.