The running backs agent took issue with the team's recent statements.

Brian Robinson’s agent has taken issue with the Washington Commanders for using Robinson’s recent shooting in a preemptive response to the District of Columbia attorney general's upcoming announcement regarding the organization.

On Wednesday, the office of D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine announced he would hold a news conference on Thursday to make an announcement related to the Washington Commanders.

It is unknown what Racine will be announcing today but his office began investigating the Commanders over six months.

The issue Robinson’s agent had was with this statement: “Less than three months ago, a 23-year-old player on our team was shot multiple times, in broad daylight.

“Despite the out-of-control violent crime in DC, today the Washington Commanders learned for the first time on Twitter that the D.C. Attorney General will be holding a press conference to 'make a major announcement related to the organization tomorrow.”

Ryan Williams, Robinson’s agent, was unaware of his client’s inclusion in the statement.

Williams stated: “Up until an hour ago, the Commanders handled the Brian Robinson situation with so much care, sincerity and class.

“I was so grateful for all of it. Although I know that there are some great humans in that building, whoever is hiding behind this statement is not one of them.”

It seems the issue that Williams has is with Robinson being a focal point of the Commanders’ statement.

The statement for the Commanders continued: “The Commanders have fully cooperated with the AG's investigation for nearly a year. As recently as Monday, a lawyer for the team met with the AG who did not suggest at that time that he intended to take any action and, in fact, revealed fundamental misunderstandings of the underlying facts.”

We’ll have to wait and see what the Attorney General has to say this afternoon.