Robinson gained ten yards on three carries and another ten yards on two catches in Monday's win against the Bears. Robinson returned to the box score for the first time since Week 7, following a lengthy injury absence. While he's unlikely to make much of an impact this year, as Mark Ingram and Pierre Thomas remain the front-runners for touches out of the backfield, Robinson is an interesting dynasty and keeper option, with both Ingram and Thomas very possibly departing New Orleans this offseason. If you're desperate in Week 16, however, Robinson at least has a favorable matchup at home against a leaky Falcons' defense.

Robinson (forearm) is active for Sunday's contest against the Panthers, the Saints' official site reports. After a six-game absence, Robinson's ultimate workload is undetermined due to the presence of Mark Ingram (ankle/toe) and Pierre Thomas. Potential owners are advised to look elsewhere for RB output.

Robinson (forearm) is probable for Sunday's game against Carolina. Robinson is finally able to return after missing six games, but it's hard to tell what kind of role might be in store for him given the strong showings by Mark Ingram as the team's primary runner. Like all New Orleans runners, Robinson poses no threat to Pierre Thomas' passing down snaps.

Robinson (forearm) was a full participant in practice Thursday, the Saints' official site reports. Robinson has missed six games in a row following surgery to shore up a forearm injury suffered in Week 7, but with a full showing under his belt, he should be good to suit up Sunday against the Panthers. He may not be utilized off the bat, though, due to the presence of Pierre Thomas and Mark Ingram (ankle/toe), despite the latter's limited showings to start the week of preparation.

Robinson (forearm) was a limited participant in practice Wednesday, the Saints' official site reports. After injuring his forearm in Week 7, Robinson had surgery performed on the region, according to coach Sean Payton, Evan Woodbery of the New Orleans Times Picayune reports. In the meantime, Robinson has missed every practice en route to six consecutive absences, but with a return to drills Wednesday, he's seemingly on pace to rejoin a Saints' backfield that boasts just one completely healthy body at the moment: Pierre Thomas. If Robinson suits up Sunday against the Panthers, his eventual workload will likely be minimal with both Thomas and Mark Ingram (ankle/toe) active.

Robinson (arm) is expected to return to action Week 14 against the Panthers, ESPN's Mike Triplett reports. Robinson hasn't seen action since Week 7, but his playing status was given further clarification Sunday when Sean Payton was asked about the chances of signing Ray Rice during the post-game press conference. Even if Payton's assertion holds true, it's unclear what type of role Robinson would have in the offense with both Mark Ingram and Pierre Thomas healthy. We'll confirm Robinson's status in advance of the contest, but the second-year back will likely have to return to the practice field before making a comeback to help the Saints in their race for the NFC South title.

Robinson (forearm) is out for Sunday's game against Pittsburgh. Robinson once again didn't practice at all this week, making it difficult to tell whether his return might be imminent. Mark Ingram and Pierre Thomas have a strong hold of the running back rotation as long as Robinson sits.

Robinson (forearm) didn't practice Wednesday, the Saints' official site reports. There's still no sign that Robinson's return is imminent, but Mark Ingram (shoulder) and Pierre Thomas (rib/shoulder) are present to handle the bulk of the touches at running back.

Robinson (forearm) has been ruled out for Monday's game. He did not practice Saturday and his absence will allow Mark Ingram and Pierre Thomas to see most of the work out of the backfield Monday.

Robinson (forearm) didn't participate in practice Thursday, the Saints' official site reports. During the four-game absences of both Robinson and Pierre Thomas (rib/shoulder), Mark Ingram (shoulder) has assumed full-time duty out of the Saints' backfield and held his own. While Thomas fit in a limited practice Thursday, the New Orleans Times-Picayune speculates that Robinson seems unlikely to play Monday against the Ravens. With such an ominous cloud hanging over his Week 12 availability, Robinson could very well be ruled out in advance of Monday's contest.