Bijan Robinson of the Atlanta Falcons and Jahmyr Gibbs of the Detroit Lions do not participate in training camp practices on Wednesday, according to reports. Both running backs are listed as non-participants at the start of camp as contract-related discussions draw attention. While training camp sessions begin across the NFL, the Falcons and Lions feature prominently because each team has its star back present but not taking part in drills. Fox Sports reports that the two players are “in” but not practicing, framing it as a situation to watch as camps open. Yardbarker similarly notes that Robinson and Gibbs hold out of Wednesday practice, fueling speculation that ongoing negotiations may be influencing their availability. Both outlets characterize the decision as tied to contract discussions rather than an injury report or specific on-field discipline. The reports do not detail the specific terms of the negotiations or provide a timeline for when either player will return to full practice participation.