Wan'Dale Robinson
A high-volume underneath slot receiver reunited with Brian Daboll (now Titans OC), which makes him a plausible target-share leader on a young offense, but a low-yards-per-catch profile that leans heavily on receptions rather than big plays.
Role
Projects as the primary slot and short-area outlet for Cam Ward, the role Daboll fed relentlessly in New York — Robinson ranked eighth in the NFL in targets per game last season under Daboll with the Giants. Expect a near-full-time slot snap share with most work at or behind the line of scrimmage; competition for the same touches comes from Tennessee's perimeter receivers (Calvin Ridley, Elic Ayomanor, Chimere Dike-type depth), tight end Chig Okonkwo on option/checkdown routes, and the backfield on screens. Note: I could not verify week-by-week snap and target percentages in current coverage, so treat the specific numbers as projection rather than confirmed usage.
Same coordinator who made him a top-10 target earner in the league, on a team whose passing game funnels short throws to a young QB's safest option. Volume-driven receivers with a scheme match and a defined slot job are stable weekly producers even when the offense is bad, and bad offenses throw a lot when trailing.
The production is empty-ish — short targets, minimal downfield or red-zone role, so the ceiling depends almost entirely on catch count. He's small, has a history of getting banged up, and if Tennessee's offense is run-leaning or Ridley/the young perimeter receivers absorb the meaningful downfield and scoring looks, Robinson is a possession piece with little touchdown equity.
Where analysts split
Whether Daboll actually reproduces the Giants-level target funnel here — i.e., does Robinson become the offense's defined hub (8-10 looks a game) or does Tennessee spread it out and leave him as a 5-6 target complementary slot with no scoring role?
Research confidence: thin. Outlooks are grounded in web search over current reporting and refreshed through the season.
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