Janarius Robinson has been suspended for three games without pay for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy, which concludes his season. In his second year with the Raiders, he has played in 10 games, starting one, and recorded five tackles and half a sack. Robinson was drafted in the fourth round by Minnesota in 2021 but did not see any game action with the Vikings.

Janarius Robinson is listed as inactive for the game against the Cincinnati Bengals, adding to the Raiders' injury challenges.

Janarius Robinson was penalized for a personal foul after leaping over the snapper, which allowed Wil Lutz to attempt a 44-yard field goal that tied the game just before halftime. Despite the penalty, Robinson played through a sprained ankle and contributed two sacks during the game.

Janarius Robinson committed a needless personal foul during the game, contributing to the Raiders' frustrating mistakes that allowed the Broncos to capitalize on opportunities. His penalty came at a critical moment, following a missed 59-yard field goal attempt by Wil Lutz, and exemplified the self-destructive tendencies that have plagued the Raiders in their matchups against Denver.

Janarius Robinson is poised to step up for the Raiders if Maxx Crosby is on a limited snap count. His performance will be crucial in maintaining the defensive line's effectiveness against a strong Broncos offensive line. Robinson's ability to contribute could help the Raiders sustain their defensive momentum and pressure on the opposing quarterback.