Robinson entered the final year of his rookie contract. Last year, he finished second in the sprint with 799 yards and added eight touchdowns.
After Monday's game, Quinn praised the club's depth while running, further demonstrating why the team can move on from the starting RB.
“Going into camp, we really think it's a deep room,” Quinn said. “There will be real competition. DemetricFelton and Kazmeir (Allen), Bill (Jacory Croskey-Merritt) and Eck (Austin Ekeler), so we know that's one of the advantages we get into camp, feeling that we ended over and over again, and then when we run, we'll run out of it, making it more and more, but I'll do it from the recording, but I'll do it from the recording, but I'll do it from the recording. Offensive line.”
Ekler did not compete in Sunday's preseason. Quinn also noted that the team knew what happened to veteran Jeremy McNichols (three shots, 10 yards) and wanted to see more Chris Rodriguez Jr. and rookie Croskey-Merritt, called Bill.
“Yes, I thought early on, what I like is decisive,” he said of the two young runners. “I think, you know, of course, can see some big shows. And, we're still learning bills to some extent. Not every run is exactly the same. Fortunately for us, (running guard coach Anthony Lynn) here, you know, you know, we have a real veteran in the running room. It's a big side. Austin and Jeremy, you know, when we go into next week, Adam and I'll be visiting and say we want to show who on Saturday and then visit again.”
Rodriguez led the Commander with 62 yards in six carrys Monday night, receiving a 40-yard explosion on the game's opening drive, which led to Daniels' touchdown history.
Croskey-Merritt is the most interesting player in the Robinson legend. So far, the seventh round player has impressed the coaching staff to play a role by bringing more explosives into the ground. He did this on Monday night, got outside, ran past the defender, and scored a 27-yard touchdown in the second series.