Do the Titans regret signing Wan'Dale Robinson? One analyst thinks so

The Tennessee Titans have had a sluggish start to the 2026 season, suffering losses to the New York Jets and Philadelphia Eagles. Analyst Alex Kay of Bleacher Report suggests that the team may be second-guessing their decision to sign WR Wan'Dale Robinson, who signed a four-year, $70 million contract with the franchise. Robinson, known for his exceptional slot abilities, was expected to serve as a safety valve for rookie Cam Ward, but the duo has struggled to communicate effectively on the field.

Together, they have only managed six successful connections, yielding only 47 yards and zero touchdowns in two defeats. While it is possible that these early struggles are an overreaction, the Titans' offensive issues seem to be more widespread, with both the Jets and Eagles dominating in time of possession.