Brian Robinson Jr

The last of the dust is settling in the pursuit of justice for Tuscaloosa native and former Crimson Tide running back Brian Robinson, Jr.

The Tuscaloosa native's angry ball carrying helped the Washington Commanders stay alive in a hotly contested NFC East.

Metropolitan Police Department is still seeking two other suspects' identities.

Robinson's 46 day journey from gunshot victim to NFL starting running back and touchdown scorer has been nothing short of incredible.

Commanders head coach Ron Rivera said on Wednesday that the swelling in Robinson's knee has gone down “an awful lot” and that he’s off crutches.

The Tuscaloosa native played at the Capstone for five seasons and will now join the Commanders in Washington.

On a day where the seniors were honored inside Bryant-Denny Stadium, Robinson gave one last great performance in front of his hometown crowd.

After four seasons of sitting behind a number of NFL running backs, Brian Robinson Jr. has exploded onto the scene the last month of the season.

Alabama checks in at No. 1 in the Preseason CBS Sports 130. The Crimson Tide are one of six SEC teams featured in the top-25.

John Metchie III and Brian Robinson Jr., both important veterans in the Tide offense, have been named to the Maxwell Award Preseason Watchlist.