The Washington Commanders have season a franchise turnaround this season, as they have a 6-2 record through eight games just one year removed from posting a 4-13 record. The arrival of rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels and head coach Dan Quinn have played a key role in that, but running back Brian Robinson Jr. has leveled up as well.
Just two years ago, Robinson hit the headlines after being struck twice by bullets, suffering wounds that would leave him fearing for his life. The Commanders star running back detailed to Tyler Dunne of “Go Long” how the life-altering moment has changed life on the gridiron.
“I wasn’t sure what news I was going to get,” Robinson told Dunne…