Give me Brian Robinson at his RB33 price tag over Ekeler - he was very good after contact last year, he'll have more open lanes with Jayden Daniels being a threat with his legs, and you have Kliff Kingsbury running a faster paced offense this year after them having one of the slowest offenses last year - Kingsbury's Cardinals offenses were also consistently in the top-10 in rushing yards and TDs... now, this offense is projected to be bottom-7 in overall scoring this year, so something will have to give, but I think we could see an offense that heavily relies on the legs of both Robinson and Jayden Daniels.Former Redskins TE and now Commanders insider Logan Paulsen has raved about how Robinson looks in camp and that he can be a breakout player. The one thing to note about Robinson is that he got better last year, and he will have a lot more wider running lanes because of Jayden Daniels' threat to run. I can totally see Robinson's efficiency go up even higher this year because of that. Robinson is a solid target in drafts this year at his price, and could surprise if this offense is better than we think it will be as a whole. I'd assume it's Brian Robinson at the goal line even though Ekeler is a very good goal line back, I'd assume Robison is also the primary early down back with Ekeler mixing in on early downs to run some routes and make some plays in the receiving game. Robinson is probably a TD dependent RB2, but there is some upside of him running some routes - low-key right here, Robinson was 4th among the 33 RBs with 30+ targets in yards/route run last year... does he get some of that work like James Conner did under Kingsbury? Is Ekeler washed washed? There could be some untapped upside here for Robinson in this offense.