wan'dale robinson

Search interest for Tennessee Titans wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson increased following discussions about his performance through the first two games of the season and his upcoming return to face his former team, the New York Giants. Robinson joined the Titans in March on a four-year, $70 million deal after spending four seasons with the Giants, where he was selected in the second round of the 2022 NFL Draft (Source: Tennessee Titans).

Early Season Production and Fantasy Outlook

Through the first two games of the season, Robinson has recorded six catches for 47 yards with no touchdowns (Source: Tennessee Titans). While he has caught six of his seven targets, his 13.5% target rate and overall output have placed him 52nd among wide receivers in Pro Football Network's Week 3 rankings (Source: Yahoo Sports). Analysts note that the Titans offense has struggled overall, totaling only 30 points across eight quarters and posting the league's fewest red-zone trips since the start of last season (Source: Yahoo Sports). Publications have questioned whether his strong 2025 campaign—where he posted a career-high 92 catches for 1,014 yards and four touchdowns—was heavily tied to former Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart rather than an indicator of sustained individual growth (Source: Yahoo Sports, Tennessee Titans).

Return to New York

Robinson is preparing to return to New York on Sunday when the Titans play the Giants at MetLife Stadium (Source: Tennessee Titans). Speaking to the media on Wednesday, Robinson addressed facing his former teammates and discussed texting Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart following Dart's season-ending knee injury on Monday night (Source: Tennessee Titans). With Dart sidelined, Jameis Winston is expected to start at quarterback for the Giants (Source: Tennessee Titans).