Robinson Joins Titans, Boosts Ward's Offense

On March 19th, the Tennessee Titans made ways by signing wider receiver Juan Dale Robinson

to a $4-year $70-million deal with $38-million guaranteed and a $12-million-signing bonus.

Right at his introductory press conference, franchise quarterback Cam Ward crashed a scene

to ask how it felt teaming up with him.

Robinson laughed it off and said he is thrilled and ready to play, calling it a big reason

he joined.

Robinson spent his first few years with the New York Giants, where he bounced between

five different quarterbacks.

His rookie year featured Daniel Jones, then the next season brought in Tyra Taylor and

Tommy DeVito alongside Jones.

Last year, he mostly worked with Jackson Dart, but also saw time with Russell Wilson.

Giants fans know quarterback instability plagued the team, with Dart's aggressive style leading

to multiple concussion checks in his first 10 games.

Robinson showed confidence in that group before, but now he is all in on Ward after the

Titans picked him first overall last season.

Ward's rookie year had ups and downs, with 3169 passing yards, 15 touchdowns, and seven

interceptions.

The real issue was 55 sacks, the most in the league, as the Titans lent to a 3-14 record

in a week offense.

Robinson brings strong numbers from last season, 92 catches for 1,014 yards and 4 touchdowns,

plus a reunion with New.

Offensive coordinator Brian Dable, who coached him four years in New York.

Fans are buzzing about this duo lifting the Titans higher next year.