Brian Robinson Jr. medically cleared 5 weeks since shooting
By STEPHEN WHYNO
AP Sports Writer
Brian Robinson Jr. has been cleared to practice with the Washington Commanders just over five weeks since being shot in an attempted robbery. Coach Ron Rivera thinks there’s a chance the rookie running back could play in the team’s next game Sunday against Tennessee. Robinson begins his acclimation period to return from the non-football injury list Wednesday. The Commanders then have 21 days to activate him. Robinson was shot twice in the right leg Aug. 28 in Washington. The bullets missed all the major ligaments and bones in his knee.