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Wan'Dale Robinson is a starter in the Titans' receiver room alongside Carnell Tate and Calvin Ridley; the Titans QB Cam Ward needs additional weapons beyond these starters.

Wan'dale Robinson scored during the Titans' Week 9 matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals, demonstrating offensive production and involvement in the game plan during a 1-7 season start.

Robinson is in line to serve as the top option through the air against the inside-funnel Cincinnati defense in the absence of Carnell Tate; he garners viable FLEX status.

Wan'Dale Robinson is in line to serve as the top option through the air against the inside-funnel Cincinnati defense with Carnell Tate ruled out; he garners viable FLEX status.

Robinson is in line to serve as the top option through the air against the inside-funnel Cincinnati defense in the absence of Carnell Tate; he garners viable FLEX status.

Wan'Dale Robinson is in line to serve as the top option through the air for the Titans against the inside-funnel Cincinnati defense following Carnell Tate's shoulder injury; garners viable FLEX status.

Wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson's role is under scrutiny following the Titans' Week 8 game against Cincinnati, with the source arguing for a decrease in his playing time as part of a broader youth movement and re-evaluation of the receiver room.

The source recommends decreasing Wan'Dale Robinson's usage in the Titans wide receiver room, positioning him as a candidate for reduced playing time as the team pursues a youth movement.

Trade value of 12.2 with a +2.9 week-over-week increase; faces bye in week 9 and plays JAC, DAL in weeks 10-11.

Trade value of 12.2 with a +2.9 week-over-week increase; ranked 9th among receivers; upcoming matchups against bye, JAC, and DAL.

Robinson had season highs for snap share (93%) and route share (89%), putting up 6-57-1 on seven targets. The source identifies him as the obvious beneficiary if Tennessee continues with an 11p-only offense, which they were already using around three-fourths of the time before Week 8.

Robinson played 93% of snaps and ran 89% of routes, catching 7 of 7 targets for 57 yards and a TD with a 21% target share and 23% TPRR, establishing himself as a primary receiving option in Tennessee's offense.

Robinson had a potential 15-yard touchdown that would have required additional yards after catch (YAC) in Week 8, representing a missed scoring opportunity.

Robinson had a potential 15-yard TD drop in Week 8 that would have required some yards after catch, representing a near-miss scoring opportunity.

With Carnell Tate sidelined by shoulder injury, Tennessee stayed in 11 personnel almost the entire game, lifting Wan'Dale Robinson's usage; he posted 6 receptions for 57 yards and 1 touchdown.

Wandale Robinson at $4,200 was a solid cash value play; he was getting plenty of volume and made cash lineups work at his price point. He ran a little bit good with a late touchdown, but the volume alone justified the salary.

Robinson's low aDOT profile in a bad offense makes him incredibly hard to start with confidence; the source rates him as a WR5 going forward, including after the team's bye week when the Titans face Jacksonville in Week 10.

Robinson caught 6 of 7 targets for 57 yards and 1 TD in Week 8 OT loss to Cincinnati; scored his third TD of the season on a 15-yard pass from Cam Ward with 3:46 left in Q4. He has at least five catches in half his games but has not averaged even 10 yards per reception in any game this season, reflecting a low aDOT profile in a bad offense.

Wandale Robinson at $4,200 was a solid value play for Week 8 cash games; he was getting plenty of volume and made cash lineups work at his price point. Davis Mattek noted that Robinson 'made cash lineups work' and scored a touchdown late in the game, which added to his value. The source expected solid production rather than a smash, but the price-to-volume ratio was appropriate for cash. Robinson was part of Mattek's winning DFS lineup and was identified as one of several really good value plays in a high-projection Week 8 build alongside Dak, Hunter Henry, CD Lamb, George Pickens, and Jonah Coleman. He was also used as a wide receiver in a Week 8 main event lineup, allowing Mattek to play three best running back values (Chase Brown, Braelon Allen, Raandre) while maintaining differentiation in a 4,400-entry tournament.

Included in DFS lineup construction as part of optimal salary cap allocation; source includes Wandale Robinson in the build without specific commentary on upside or downside.

With Carnell Tate out, Wan'Dale Robinson is a PPR flex option for the source.

With Carnell Tate out, Robinson will operate as Tennessee's WR1 and is in a great spot to capitalize on the bump in role this week. He has a 20.2% target share with 1.15 YPRR, eight red zone targets, four deep targets, and a 25.9% first-read share; his FD/RR is a solid 0.084. Cincinnati has been bleeding out production to slot receivers, allowing the fifth-most yards per target, the most fantasy points per opportunity, and the most receiving touchdowns (tied) to slot receivers over their last five games.

Wan'Dale Robinson is ranked 66th in Matthew Berry's Week 8 rankings.