On Thursday, the Tennessee Titans watched wide receiver Wan’Dale Robinson be forced to leave the joint practice after a questionable hit by Xavier Woods. After practice, head coach Robert Saleh said he was being evaluated for a concussion, and on Friday, the Titans received some positive news.
NFL Insider Ian Rapoport took to X (formerly Twitter) to report that Robinson has passed the initial tests and appears to have dodged a bullet, avoiding a concussion. Rapoport continued that the Titans will continue to monitor him over the coming days
#Titans WR Wan'Dale Robinson, who was checked for a concussion yesterday after joint practice, is not believed to have suffered one, source says. The team will continue to monitor him to make sure concussions
symptoms don’t arise. But positive early indications.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) August 28, 2026
This is great news for the Titans, who have stayed remarkably healthy throughout training camp, and means that Robinson should be a full-go for the regular season opener.
As of this writing, the Titans have not released a statement on his status, but they are likely to hold Robinson out of the preseason finale against the Chicago Bears. Robinson led all receivers with catches throughout training camp, and his chemistry with quarterback Cam Ward already appears to be in mid-season form.
If Robinson is held out, expect wide receivers Chimere Dike and Xavier Restrepo to see some added reps with the starters against the Bears,
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans receive good news on WR Wan'Dale Robinson
