Titans' WR Signings, Draft Targets

0:00The latest scores, headlines, and storylines, right here on NFL News Today. Subscribe and stay game ready. The Tennessee Titans made big moves at wide receiver during free agency. They signed Wandel Robinson to a four-year $70 million deal, reuniting him with new offensive coordinator Brian Dable. They also kept Calvin Ridley by agreeing to a pay cut that only cost him $2 million more than cutting him. This gives the Titans a solid group right away. There all sees a roster, now features Robinson, Ridley, Kameri Dyke, Alec Ayomanoir, and Bryce Oliver as five players ready for the 53 man. Roaster. Holdovers like Mason Kinsey and Xavier Restrepo will fight for spots in training camp. Fans and analysts see upside here, especially with Robinson as a high-volume target in the bowl scheme. The Titans hope younger guys like Ayomanoir and Dyke keep growing. Still, the room lacks a true number one receiver, and Ridley is 31 with a recent

1:00serious injury. Meanwhile, the team eyes the 2026 NFL draft to add more firepower. They probably won't take a wide-out at number four overall, but positions like edge rusher or offensive line could compete there too. At picks like number 35 or 66, prospects such as Denzel Boston or Chris Brazil might fit perfectly. Those bigger physical receivers would balance out the speedier group and pair well with quarterback Cam Ward down the line. This episode is supported by our sponsor, see details in the description. Do not just listen to podcasts, get lost in them comfortably, S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com. Made in AI.