Results from extensive tests that included a MRI and X-Ray exam, showed that Robertson did nothing more than extensively strain his back. The alternative could have been far worse and career threatening.

Robertson was in good shape Saturday, he returned to training camp, only to observe of course. He cited that he would like to resume practicing with the team on Monday, but given Steve Mariucci’s propensity to take injury recoveries very slow, Robertson may not see the field again until right before the team leaves for Osaka Japan.

Robertson is working to claim the sixth running back spot on the roster. He is offering the team all he has, quickly dashing up the field on running plays, and while returning kicks. Still the competition is very think at the running back spot, and Robertson will have to fight with all he has to make the team. He has however done a tremendous job so far, and is one of the few running backs that has had success running up the middle of the defense. His shifty running style is reminiscent of Charlie Garner, and perhaps that’s why he has had the success running up the middle.