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NegativeRoleAug 1, 2026NFL.com News
The Titans invested big free-agent money in WR Wan'Dale Robinson to reunite him with OC Brian Daboll. Robinson averaged 140 targets over the past two years with the Giants under Daboll's play-calling. Since the start of 2024, only Ja'Marr Chase, Trey McBride, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and Justin Jefferson were targeted more than Robinson, positioning him as a high-volume target option in Tennessee's offense alongside rookie WR Jalen Tate.
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PositiveRoleJul 31, 2026Yahoo Fantasy Football
The Titans used the fourth overall pick on Carnell Tate, but Robinson could easily lead the club in catches this year. The source notes Robinson's history with OC Brian Daboll—they were together in New York—and respects Robinson's 185 catches the last two years. Some will call Robinson a PPR scam, noting his modest seven touchdowns the last two seasons, but he's the type of consistent producer the source loves for WR4 or WR5 slot.
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PositiveUsageJul 31, 2026Zain Dhanani
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On Wan'Dale Robinson: Does a ton of option routes - things specifically only he does in this offense Believe he is tasked with taking pressure off the OL (I agree) Belive he leads the team in receptions (I agree) Take: I've said it from Day 1 - I like Tate's talent, but I don't think the setup is favorable for him to have the most receptions, yards, and targets this season for the Titans. Via @​BuckReising

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PositiveValueJul 30, 2026Zain Dhanani
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Titans Pass Catchers: 1) Wan'Dale being highly targeted as a new WR is great - sometimes timing takes time, but I imagine the Daboll O helps 2) Calvin Ridley is the name that was NOT at the 3-week bonding experience with Cam Ward Take: Given previous offseason reports about Ridley somewhat battling for WR3 w/ Ayomanor/Dike, the vibes are just off. The meteoric drop off in performance in 2025 also points to him just being done. On the Do Not Draft list for me. Via @​TDavenport_NFL

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PositiveValueJul 29, 2026Mattek Fantasy Football
Wide receiver generating 8–8.5 targets per game and was a top-20 WR last year, yet falls outside the top 100 picks in ADP despite recent contract extension. Deshawn Stripling frames this as exceptional value—'picking up a buck that you found on the street'—and projects 10.5 PPR points in week one. The Titans added him after he got paid for the first time. His familiarity with Brian Daboll's offense from his time at Kentucky is an advantage, though the key question remains whether Daboll will deploy him vertically (as seen last year) or park him in the slot and short areas. Target share is secure in Tennessee because the Titans spent a top-five pick on Carnell Tate, meaning no other receiver on the roster will command significant target volume. Relevant for teams with later draft picks (9–12) that start with running back, running back and need a reliable early-week WR floor.
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PositiveBreakoutJul 29, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Wan'Dale Robinson is the trend pick for fifth/sixth-year WR breakouts on new teams; he checks off boxes based on his career body of work (multiple seasons commanding high/elite volume under OC Brian Daboll) and projection on a new team. He finished WR16 last season and is a very underrated real-life WR2 who could very much be the WR1 to start the year for Tennessee. The source likes the idea of drafting both Robinson and Tate to capture rookie upside while front-loading production with a veteran.
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PositiveValueJul 29, 2026Fantasy Points Fantasy Football
Finished WR17 with seventh-most double-digit target games (7) last season and has led all players since 2023 in first-read target share from the slot. Now joins Brian Dable's offense where he is expected to dominate targets. Miami Should projects 150 targets is in the range of outcomes given his 140-target back-to-back seasons and improved QB situation (Cam Ward vs. Daniel Jones/Tommy Devito/Drew Lock). Currently ADP WR43 (up from WR50 in July), but Miami Should has him WR40 in projections with 100 targets (median), which would equate to WR31 production. Particularly strong value in PPR formats as a WR3/flex play.
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NegativeValueJul 28, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Has been a target machine over the past two years, averaging 8.5 targets per game, and improved his efficiency last season to 11 yards per reception (up from 7.5 in 2024). Finished 2025 as WR14 averaging 13.6 PPR fantasy points per game and signed a meaningful contract with the Titans. However, Tennessee used a top-five draft pick on Carnell Tate, signaling Robinson will likely see a significant decline in target volume. Now is the time to sell high on the veteran.
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