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.

Robinson (arm) is out for Sunday's game against Cincinnati.

Robinson once again did not practice all week, making it difficult to foresee when he might play again. Pierre Thomas (rib/shoulder) is also out, which means Mark Ingram is likely in for another big workload.

Robinson (arm) didn't practice Wednesday.

Robinson hasn't shown any inkling that a return to practice is imminent, unlike fellow back Pierre Thomas (rib/shoulder), who fit in some individual work Wednesday but was deemed a non-participant overall. Until Robinson or Thomas make inroads regarding active status on Sundays, expect Mark Ingram (shoulder) to handle the vast majority of work out of the Saints' backfield.

Robinson (arm) is out for Sunday's game against San Francisco.

Robinson didn't practice at all this week, so it's tough to guess whether he might return following this week. With Robinson and Pierre Thomas (shoulder) both out, Mark Ingram (shoulder) is expected to start for New Orleans despite heading into Sunday with a questionable tag.

Robinson (arm) didn't practice Wednesday, the Saints' official site reports.

Robinson missed the last two games due to the arm injury, and after nearly a week since the Saints' previous tilt last Thursday, his continued absence is quite worrisome. The backfield in New Orleans is particularly banged-up at the moment, as leading man Mark Ingram (shoulder) was limited and Pierre Thomas (ribs/shoulder) didn't take part in Thursday's drills. Thus, a question mark hangs over the RB pecking order, meaning their respective activity levels should be watched closely this week.

Robinson (arm) is listed as inactive Thursday in Carolina, the Saints' official site reports.

Robinson's absence isn't a surprise, considering he was unable to practice on the short week. While he logs his second absence in a row, Mark Ingram will head the Saints' backfield, while Travaris Cadet serves in a complementary role.

Robinson (arm) is listed as questionable for Thursday's game against the Panthers, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune.

After missing Sunday night's tilt against the Packers, Robinson was unable to practice at all on Tuesday, leaving his status is very much in doubt for Thursday. If Robinson is unable to play, Mark Ingram - who posted a career-high 172 yards against Green Bay - would likely be the biggest beneficiary.

Robinson (arm) did not participate in Tuesday's practice, Mike Triplett of ESPN.com reports.

Robinson was unable to get in any work Tuesday, which leaves him questionable at best for Thursday's matchup with the Panthers.

Though the Saints did not practice Monday, if they had, Robinson (forearm) would have been a non-participant, the team's official site reports.

At this stage, Robinson looks iffy in advance of Thursday's game against the Panthers, and with Pierre Thomas still banged up, look for the Saints' Week 9 backfield to be headed once again by Mark Ingram, unless of course, things brighten on the Robinson/Thomas injury front.

Robinson (forearm) is out for Sunday's game against Green Bay.

With Robinson and Pierre Thomas (shoulder) both out, Mark Ingram and Travaris Cadet should both see reliable workloads Sunday, though Cadet's role might exclusively exist within the passing game. Robinson didn't practice at all this week, which makes his availability beyond Sunday a bit of a question mark.

Robinson (forearm) didn't take part in Wednesday's practice, the Saints' official site reports.

Following Pierre Thomas' shoulder injury, which is expected to result in a 2-to-3 week absence, Robinson was poised to take on a larger piece of the RB pie. However, Robinson is suffering through his own ailment of unknown severity, meaning interested parties should keep close tabs on his practice participation as the weekend approaches. If the duo are unable to go Sunday against the Packers, Mark Ingram would handle the bulk of the workload, with Travaris Cadet working in a complementary role.

Robinson had three carries for 26 yards but lost a fumble during Sunday's 24-23 loss to the Lions.

Robinson fumbled in the second quarter on his second carry of the game and he didn't touch the ball again until a 17-yard run in the fourth quarter. With Mark Ingram back from a hand injury, Robinson's role as the lead back all but ended, though the former only managed 16 yards on 10 carries. While a Week 8 matchup against a Packers defense that allows the most rushing yards per game this season is enticing on paper, Ingram figures to get a majority of the carries, which severely limits Robinson's upside.

Robinson had a season-high 21 carries for 89 rushing yards and a touchdown, as well as one catch on two targets for eight receiving yards Sunday against the Buccaneers.

Robinson continues to get a bulk of the carries in place of the injured Mark Ingram (hand), though Pierre Thomas also had a big game Sunday, rushing four times for 35 yards and a touchdown, while also catching eight passes for 77 yards and another score. Robinson's dominance of the carries may be coming to an end, as Ingram is expected to return in Week 7 against the Lions following the team's Week 6 bye. If Ingram does return to health, Robinson will certainly see a drop in his overall touches, which means a drop in his fantasy value as well.

Robinson had eight carries for 87 yards, adding two receptions for 18 yards, in Sunday's 38-17 loss to the Cowboys.

The game situation limited Robinson's touches, as the Saints had little choice but to go pass-heavy. Robinson did most of his damage on a 62-yard carry, the end of which was assisted by Cowboys linebacker Bruce Carter (quad) suffering an injury while trying to make the tackle. Pierre Thomas, meanwhile had just eight yards on two carries and 15 yards on two receptions, with Travaris Cadet surprisingly catching six balls for 55 yards. Robinson, Thomas and perhaps Cadet figure to split snaps against the Bucs next week, but Mark Ingram could be back after a Week 6 bye. Once Ingram returns, Robinson will lose a good bit of his fantasy appeal.