Bryan DeArdo· Oct 10, 2026
DeArdo argues Bijan Robinson's first 55 games stack up with the best backs since Barry Sanders and projects him to reach roughly 1,361 rushing yards this season, putting him at 5,271 career rushing yards by season's end.
“Projecting that he reaches 1,361 yards this season, Robinson will have 5,271 rushing yards by season's end.”
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Bijan Robinson to record 1,361 rushing yards
“Projecting that he reaches 1,361 yards this season, Robinson will have 5,271 rushing yards by season's end.”
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