Titans Sign WR Robinson to Boost Passing Game

On March 11th, the Tennessee Titans wasted no time in free agency, grabbing former New

York Giants-wide receiver Juan Dale Robinson on a 4-year, 7-million contract just hours

after the legal tampering window opened.

Robinson payers perfectly with sophomore quarterback Cam Ward and steps right into Brian DeBalls

offense, where he topped $1,000 in production last.

Fans and analysts see this as a direct fix for the Titans' longstanding hole at slot

receiver, a spot that's plagued their passing game for years.

Without a reliable option, he sharpened his downfield skills, boosting his average depth

of target from 5-1 yards to 9 yards, while shining on seam routes and quick decisions.

Against zone coverage, overall, Robinson adds a smart, versatile threat to the attack,

supplementing outside talent without being the total answer, and he should elevate

the offense from day 1.