Titans Sign Robinson to Bargain Deal

0:00On March 9th, the Tennessee Titans kicked off free agency by signing wide receiver Wandaile Robinson from the New York Giants to a four-year deal. Worth $70 million. With only $38 million guaranteed, it quickly became clear this was a bargain for the Titans, especially under new coach Brian Debel. Who knows Robinson well from their Giants days? Robinson topped all free-ager receivers with the most receiving yards last season, yet his average annual value lands him as just the 27th. High is paid at that position. That kept the price down compared to deals like the Indianapolis Colts' 4-year $116 million packed for Alec Pierce. Fans and analysts are calling it a masterstroke by Titans' General Manager Mike Borgonzi, freeing up cap space for other key additions like defensive. Lime and John Franklin Myers and Cornerback Cordale Flood, it shows smart roster building early in the off season. Robinson's quickness and route-running fit perfectly into DeBull's scheme, where he'll

1:02pair with quarterback Cam Ward on screens and crossing patterns. To create big plays after the catch, it's not about making him a superstar, but maximizing his strengths. This low-risk move gives Tennessee flexibility and excitement heading into the new era, letting them up for more wins without breaking the bank.