Robinson suffered a minor head injury Monday but was able to return to the field Tuesday, the Washington Post reports.

Robinson appears to have avoided a concussion and should be fine from here on out.

Robinson (knee) is active for Sunday's game versus the Cowboys.

Robinson will suit up for the first time since Week 13, when he suffered an MCL sprain. Prior to the injury, he recorded 99 tackles (64 solo), 1.5 sacks, one interception, and one fumble recovery in 12 outings. If he can produce at such a clip in the season finale, he could help clinch championships in any remaining IDP leagues.

Robinson (knee) is questionable for Sunday's game against Dallas.

The progress of Robinson's recovery from his MCL injury remains mysterious, but he managed to practice in a limited capacity each day for the second straight week. If he sits Sunday, Will Compton should replace him.

Robinson (knee) was a limited participant in practice Thursday, Washington's official site reports.

Robinson's sprained MCL has forced limited showings in drills for yet another week, but there's no indication that a return to the field is imminent. Friday's injury report could confirm, one way or the other, whether his first appearance since Week 13 will come to pass Sunday against the Cowboys.

Robinson (knee) is inactive for Saturday's game against Philadelphia.

Robinson headed into the weekend listed as doubtful with his MCL injury, so he was fully expected to sit this one out. Will Compton has served as co-starter next to Perry Riley at inside linebacker.

Robinson (knee) is doubtful for Sunday's game against Philadelphia.

Robinson made limited practice appearances each day this week, but he's evidently not yet ready to step back onto the field. Will Compton will likely be the replacement again.

Robinson (knee) was limited in practice Thursday.

After missing the past two games due to a sprained MCL, Robinson has practiced in a limited capacity both Wednesday and Thursday, supporting the notion that a return to action is near. His Week 16 availability could receive clarification upon the release of Friday's injury report.

Robinson (knee) is out for Sunday's game against the Giants.

Robinson will miss a second straight game, allowing Will Compton - who had 14 tackles last week - to make another start.

Robinson (knee) didn't practice Thursday.

Robinson's sprained MCL is threatening to force a second straight DNP, which would allow Will Compton (shoulder) an opportunity to repeat his 14 tackles (nine solo) from this past Sunday against the Rams.

Robinson is battling a sprained MCL and is questionable for Week 15, the Washington Post reports.

Robinson missed Week 14 due to the injury.

Robinson recorded 10 tackles and a sack Monday night.

Robinson leads the team with 68 tackles in his first year as a starter.

Robinson was named NFC Player of the Week after recording 14 tackles Sunday.

Robinson leads the team with 58 tackles to go along with an interception and half a sack.

Robinson (shoulder) is not listed among the Redskins' inactive players for Thursday night's game against the Giants.

Robinson was a full participant during practice this week, so he should be full-speed when Thursday's game kicks off. Through three games this season, the Redskins rank third in rushing defense and Robinson has totaled 17 tackles (14 solo).

Robinson (shoulder) was a full participant in Tuesday's practice.

Robinson looks like a relatively safe bet to play Thursday against the Giants, after enduring no setbacks with his shoulder while practicing the last two days. The Redskins' starting middle linebacker, Robinson has produced 17 tackles and a half-sack through the first three games.

Washington coach Jay Gruden raved about ILB Keenan Robinson's athleticism and ability to cover sideline to sideline.

Robinson is the favorite to start over Akeem Jordan and Darryl Sharpton at inside linebacker, and could be a candidate for a three-down role. He received first-team reps in OTAs and minicamp. Perry Riley struggles in pass coverage and could be removed in sub packages. Robinson has been limited to 11 games the last two years and needs to prove he can stay healthy to win the job.

Redskins ILB Keenan Robinson is the favorite to start opposite Perry Riley.

A 2012 fourth-round pick, pectoral injuries have limited Robinson to only 69 career snaps. Finally health, Robinson has worked with the first-team defense all offseason. He still has to prove he is mentally ready to handle the job, but all indications are Robinson will begin the season as the starter.

CSN Washington believes ILB Keenan Robinson has the "early edge" to start opposite Perry Riley.

A 2012 fourth-rounder, Robinson has been limited to 11 career appearances thanks to pectoral injures. He missed the entire 2013 season. He's competing with the likes of Darryl Sharpton and Akeem Jordan. Robinson would have to have a mighty impressive training camp to earn a starting job after so much time away.

Updating a previous item, Redskins ILB Keenan Robinson is out for the season with a torn left pectoral muscle.

Robinson tore his right pectoral as a rookie. Back-to-back pectoral tears may threaten Robinson's roster hopes in 2014, as the 2012 fourth-rounder has yet to establish himself as a viable NFL player outside of special teams.

Redskins ILB Keenan Robinson "may" have re-torn his right pectoral on the first day of training camp.

A fourth-round pick out of Texas two Aprils ago, Robinson tore the same pectoral last November. He was scheduled to compete for a role in sub-packages.

Redskins ILB Keenan Robinson (torn pectoral) expects to be cleared "in a week or so."

Robinson's rookie season was cut short on Thanksgiving last season. The fourth-round pick is expected to fill mainly a special teams role again in 2013, but he could be viewed as the heir apparent to London Flecther.