Jaguars RB James Robinson (heel, knee) is questionable for Week 11 against the san Francisco 49ers.

Related Players: Jamal Agnew, Carlos Hyde

Robinson was effective in his return Week 10. Look for him to resume his lead back role Week 11.

Jaguars RB James Robinson did not practice Wednesday because of knee and heel injuries. Robinson had been limited by just a knee injury heading into Week 10.

Related Players: Carlos Hyde, Jamal Agnew

The lower-body aches and pains have already caused Robinson to miss time this season. If Robinson cannot log multiple limited practices prior to the weekend, look for Carlos Hyde to lead the backfield Week 11.

Jaguars HC Urban Meyer told reporters Friday that RB James Robinson (heel) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Indianapolis Colts.

Related Player: Carlos Hyde

Robinson has put in time this week, a much better one compared to last. Make sure to have a replacement available if Robinson is inactive.

Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence (ankle) was limited Wednesday, while RB James Robinson (heel) did not practice.

Related Player: Carlos Hyde

HC Urban Meyer expects both to play, so treat Robinson's absence as extra rest for now.

It looks like the Jacksonville Jaguars will have three of their top offensive players on the field for Sunday's game at Indianapolis.

Head coach Urban Meyer said Monday that injured quarterback Trevor Lawrence (ankle) and running back James Robinson (heel) will be limited this week because of their injuries, but he expects both -- along with injured left tackle Cam Robinson (back) -- to play against the Colts.

Related players: Carlos Hyde

Robinson did not play against the Bills because of a bruised right heel his suffered in the Jaguars' Oct. 31 loss at Seattle. Robinson did not practice last Wednesday or Thursday, was limited Friday, and tested his foot out during pregame warmups before the team decided he couldn't play against Buffalo, the story said. Meyer said he expects Robinson to be limited early in the week. As we reported earlier today, Lawrence should be good to go after an ankle injury this past week.

Jaguars HC Urban Meyer told reporters Friday that RB James Robinson (heel) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills. Robinson will move around at practice Friday and the injury is a pain threshold issue.

Related Player: Carlos Hyde

Jacksonville needs as many offensive weapons as possible against one of the best teams in football. If Robinson plays Sunday, it is safe to say he is an RB2 at best.

Tests this morning revealed that Jaguars’ RB James Robinson escaped serious injury and he now is expected to be day to day with a foot injury.

Related players: Carlos Hyde, Dare Ogunbowale

It was being reported as a heel injury on Sunday night. It's great news for fantasy owners and for the Jags. But, it still leaves his status for Sunday vs. Buffalo in question, according to the tweet. With no reason to rush Robinson back into the lineup, especially against a tough Bills defense, it's possible the team turns to Hyde and Ogunbowale in Week 9. We'll be sure to monitor Robinson's status this week but owners should probably have a backup plan at RB in case he's out. We'll know more Wednesday.

James Robinson is, apparently, back.

The Jacksonville Jaguars finally got the second-year running back going in Sunday’s 31-19 loss to the Arizona Cardinals at TIAA Bank Field. He ran for 88 yards and a touchdown and caught six passes for 46 yards in his most significant work of the season.

Related players: Carlos Hyde

In the Jaguars' first two games, Robinson had just 16 carries for 72 yards and caught six passes for 46 yards, including only five carries for 25 yards in the season-opening road loss to the Houston Texans. He got more work in Week 2 – 11 carries for 47 yards – but that still wasn’t enough work considering he was averaging 4.5 yards per carry. Perhaps the best news is HC Urban Meyer was quoted as saying, “Yeah, those guys [Robinson and Hyde] are running hard, and we're going to continue to get them the ball.” The team takes on the Bengals and Titans but the story said Robinson's workload should increase.

A 66% route rate for James Robinson in the opener.

His usage was more encouraging than the box score.

Related players: Carlos Hyde

A look at the boxscore was pretty depressing for Robinson owners as he collected eight touches to Hyde's 11. So this is at least a little bit of encouraging news. The hope is the Jags see the same stats and realize Robinson needs to be more of a factor. Robinson also had 64% of the overall snaps to Hyde's 34%.