Titans Splash Cash on Robinson, Boost Offense

0:00On March 10th, the Tennessee Titans kicked off NFL free agency with a league's largest cap space and dove right into a major spending spree to build around quarterback cam warden. They bolstered their defense by signing John Franklin Myers to a $63 million deal and splashing $105 million on. Cornerbacks, Cordell Flott and Alante Taylor. On offense, they landed wide receiver Wandel Robinson from the Giants on a 4-year, $78 million contract. Robinson broke out last season with 92 catches for 1,014 yards and 4 touchdowns, making him a prime target for his old head. Coach Brian Dable, now with Tennessee. The Titans see him as a key playmaker to support Ward, especially given their familiarity with his game. Fans and analysts are split on whether Tennessee overpaid for Robinson, who thrived on 140 targets with the Giants. His number stack up decently against receivers like Jerry Judy and Khalil Shakir on similar deals, but questions linger about sustaining that.

1:02Production, without such heavy volume, Debra looks show the contract, ranks 26th in average, annual value, among wide receivers at about $17.5 million a year. Without incentives, it fits the Titans needs for a reliable option, though it stands out amid other day one deals. Still, with plenty of cap room left and a young quarterback to protect, this aggressive approach positions Tennessee for a quick turnaround, Ive, Robinson delivers.