After a 2023 season that saw Brian Robinson Jr. dominate backfield touches over Antonio Gibson, the Washington Commanders brought in former fantasy football star Austin Ekeler on a two-year deal.

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Austin Ekeler made the longest playoff run of his NFL career in his first season with the Washington Commanders.

Ekeler returned from injured reserve to make his first appearance since Week 12. He reprised his role as the change-of-pace option behind Brian Robinson in Washington's backfield. Ekeler finishes ...

Ekeler's 11 touches and 47 percent snap share put him slightly behind Brian Robinson, who had 10 carries for 16 yards and four catches (on five targets) for 22 yards while playing 53 percent of snaps.

He looked fast, explosive, all the stuff that Austin brings.” With the Commanders' run game being a key focus for coordinator Kliff Kingsbury, having Ekeler back to partner with Brian Robinson ...

In 2024, Austin Ekeler signed a two-year deal with ... the team was forced to try different combinations of using running backs Brian Robinson Jr., Jeremy McNichols, and Chris Rodriguez Jr ...

Commanders running back Austin Ekeler is off the injured reserve list ... passes for 346 yards in 11 games before he went on injured reserve. He’ll rejoin Brian Robinson as options out of the ...

Commanders running back Austin Ekeler is off the injured reserve ... 11 games before he went on injured reserve. He'll rejoin Brian Robinson as options out of the backfield in Washington.