Wan’Dale Robinson injury update is good news after ‘cheap’ hit from Bears defender
Tennessee Titans wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson was the victim of a "cheap" hit on Thursday.
During a recent practice between the Tennessee Titans and Chicago Bears, Titans wide receiver Wan’Dale Robinson sustained a hit from Bears safety Xavier Woods that was deemed "cheap" by Titans head coach Robert Saleh. The incident led to Robinson undergoing concussion tests, but initial results are promising. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Robinson has not been believed to have suffered a concussion.
Titans officials will continue to monitor the situation, but for now, Robinson appears to be doing well. This injury update brings good news for Robinson, who had a strong 2025 season with the New York Giants, finishing as the 14th-ranked wide receiver overall. However, his prospects in 2026 with the Titans are less optimistic. Robinson will be sharing targets with first-round pick Carnell Tate, veteran Calvin Ridley, and tight end Gunnar Helm.
The Titans’ offense will be led by rookie quarterback Cam Ward, who had a disappointing debut season. Despite these challenges, Robinson’s familiarity with head coach Brian Daboll, who oversees the Titans’ offense, could be a positive factor. Fantasy football analysts suggest that Robinson should be considered a low-end flex option for now, as he will need to prove himself consistently in Nashville to justify a higher fantasy value.
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