Keilan Robinson is listed as questionable for the upcoming game against the Detroit Lions. His status remains uncertain, adding to the Jaguars' injury concerns alongside Tank Bigsby and Trevor Lawrence.

Keilan Robinson was selected by the Jaguars in the fifth round of the draft and is currently on injured reserve. His presence on the roster contributed to the team's decision to release Gary Brightwell, as Jacksonville already has established running backs like Tank Bigsby and Travis Etienne Jr. Despite the depth at the position, the Jaguars have struggled with their rushing offense, ranking 25th in the NFL.

Keilan Robinson is listed as questionable for the upcoming game due to a toe injury. His status adds to the growing list of players dealing with injuries, impacting the Jaguars' depth and game plan.

Keilan Robinson is set to return to practice after being sidelined since rookie training camp in July. Head coach Doug Pederson expressed enthusiasm about Robinson's comeback, highlighting the importance of seeing how well he remembers the playbook and how he can contribute, whether on offense or special teams.

Keilan Robinson has had his practice window opened after spending his rookie season on injured reserve due to a toe injury. The fifth-round running back, who began his career at Alabama before transferring to Texas, is now eligible to practice for the next three weeks. The Jaguars will need to decide whether to activate him to the 53-man roster after this period. Robinson was a notable player in college, rushing for 796 yards and eight touchdowns while also excelling as a returner, averaging 23.6 yards per kick return with a 95-yard touchdown. The Jaguars view him as a key special teams option, particularly with upcoming rule changes that will impact kickoff returns.