The Tennessee Titans hit two home run hires in their coaching staff with Robert Saleh as the new head coach, and Brian Daboll as the offensive coordinator. Daboll will be running the offense in Tennessee and it will be his show without a doubt. Saleh is a defensive-minded coach and his focus will be on calling the Titans’ defense.
Daboll already has his quarterback in Cam Ward. Titans fans should be excited to see what Daboll can do with Ward, considering what he did with Josh Allen up in Buffalo. However, while Ward has a ton of promise, the supporting cast must be improved this offseason.
Mike Borgonzi will need to bring in weapons for the offense and he may not have to look far for one specific wide receiver.
Titans predicted to sign Giants' WR Wan'Dale Robinson
Greg Auman from FOX Sports predicts that the Titans will sign wideout Wan’Dale Robinson, who broke out for the Giants in 2025 and has been with the Giants under Brian Daboll since 2022. The familiarity factor between Robinson and Daboll is already an advantage for the Titans.
"Only five receivers in the league have more targets in the last two seasons than his 280, and while the other five average 18 touchdown catches in that span, Robinson has just seven. So he's coming off a 1,014-yard season with 90 catches, but only 42% of those catches resulted in a first down." said Auman.
Robinson has had 140 targets in each of the last two seasons and he managed to break over 1,000 yards for the first time in his career. He’s also had seven touchdowns the last two seasons combined, but it’s important to remember that the Giants had a horrific quarterback situation up until Jaxson Dart arrived.
With John Harbaugh coming into the building, there will be a ton of roster moves now that he’s in charge. There is a good chance that Robinson will end up hitting free agency. Both he and the Titans need each other.
Robinson not only gets a stable quarterback situation with Ward, but he would join an offense that he already knows with Daboll calling the plays. As for the Titans, they get a young and up-and-coming receiver who stepped up as the Giants’ No. 1 wideout when Malik Nabers went down with an ACL injury.
It only makes sense for this pairing to come true, but we will still have to wait to see if the Giants ultimately let him walk.