Titans Sign Robinson for Smoother Intermediate Plays

0:00Here's more NFL news for March 10th. The Tennessee Titans landed why receiver Wandaile Robinson on a 4-year, 78-million-dollar contract this week. The 25-year-old breakout star just wrapped his first 1,000-yard season with the New York Giants hauling in at 14 yards. Robinson became the Giants' go-to target after wide receiver Malik neighbors suffered a torn ACL in week 4 of the 2025 season. The Kentucky native thrive as their main slot option down the stretch. Teens notice his rise and the Titans move fast and free agency to pair him with quarterback Cam Ward. Robinson brings elite hands, boasting a 68.9% career catch rate and averaging 11 yards per grab last year. Ward struggled last season when the pocket broke down, often overthrowing passes or throwing the ball away in short yardage spots. Robinson's reliability in those tight windows should change that dynamic right away. Now Tennessee looks set for smoother intermediate plays in 2026, helping them move the

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