Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. will be active for Thursday’s prime time game against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Robinson, who missed the previous two games due to a hamstring injury, is currently the Commanders’ second-leading rusher and leads the team with six rushing touchdowns. He is averaging 4.6 yards per carry, which ranks 12th among backs with at least 100 rushing attempts. He was a full participant on Wednesday after being listed as limited on Monday and Tuesday.

Robinson said outside the locker room Tuesday night that he believes he has “a great chance” to play against the Eagles, but left it up to the team to decide the best move for his availability. The Commanders will have to settle for the trio of Austin Ekeler, Chris Rodriguez Jr. and Jeremy McNichols. They led a rushing effort that amassed 149 yards against the New York Giants, but encountered more roadblocks against the Steelers, ending the day with just 60 yards on 22 attempts.

It will be a similarly difficult task against the Eagles, who rank fifth in average rushing yards allowed. With Robinson back in the fold, the Commanders will have a new weapon that has stabilized their offense for most of the season. Not only is he still on pace for a career high in rushing yards, but also helps sustain drives due to his knack for converting third downs in short range. That will be necessary against the Eagles, who have held all five of their opponents under 25 points since their bye week.

Offensively, Brandon Coleman (shoulder), Cornelius Lucas (ankle) and Andrew Wylie (shoulder) are all questionable for Thursday. Lucas and Coleman have split reps at left tackle this season, although Coleman has received all the reps the past two weeks, with Lucas missing the last two games. Although unconventional, both players have done well in the role, with only three sacks between them. If both are unable to play, Trent Scott would likely receive the starting shots in their absence.

If Wylie can’t participate, which would be a worst-case scenario, Chris Paul also spent time at tackle during training camp.

As for who will be permanently out, coach Dan Quinn confirmed at his Wednesday press conference that Austin Seibert (right hip), Marshon Lattimore (hamstring) and Nick Bellore (knee) will not play against the Eagles.

The remaining players on Washington’s injury report, including Tyler Biadasz, Clelin Ferell, Dante Fowler Jr., Noah Igbinoghene and Jordan Magee, will be available to play against the Eagles.