Brian Robinson is continuing to make incredible strides after being shot twice in the lower body last month -- the Commanders running back was spotted out at practice Wednesday riding a bike and looking good.
Robinson -- who was shot in D.C. on Aug. 28 in what cops believe was an attempted carjacking -- had a wrap around his knee, but appeared to be moving just fine on the stationary cycle.
Things you love to see: Brian Robinson Jr. on the bike🚲 pic.twitter.com/SCpwhhgSRF
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He reportedly also got in some agility work with trainers on the field following the ride.
The 23-year-old seemed to be in good spirits during it all -- chatting with Washington staffers as he got in the workout.
Of course, it's all a great sign, considering just a few days ago he was on crutches following a surgery.
Robinson, though, has remained positive throughout the recovery process -- even bringing Oreos for his teammates when he made his initial return to the Commanders' practice facility.
Brian Robinson All Smiles In 1st Trip To Commanders Facility Since Shooting
Robinson is currently on the Commanders' Non-Football Injury list -- meaning he won't be available to play for the team until Week 5 at the earliest.
But, if his progression over the past few days is any indication, it seems the rookie's debut will come much sooner than later.