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Titans sign WR Robinson to four-year, $78M deal, acquire Trubisky as backup QB

Posted Mar 9, 2026

The Tennessee Titans have bolstered their offensive lineup by acquiring wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson and signing quarterback Mitchell Trubisky.

Why it matters: This move signals a strategic pivot for the Titans as they look to enhance their passing game and provide stability at the quarterback position.

Robinson, who signed a four-year, $78 million deal with $38 million guaranteed, brings considerable production and versatility.
Over his last season with the New York Giants, he logged 92 receptions for 1,014 yards, showcasing his ability to excel out of the slot—an area where he led all receivers with 622 yards.

What’s new: The Titans now have a quarterback with starting experience in Trubisky, who aims to revitalize his career after two seasons as a backup.

Trubisky, the second overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft, has started 50 games, accumulating 64 touchdown passes during his tenure with the Chicago Bears.
Though he has not started a game since his time with the Steelers, Trubisky's experience could prove invaluable for a Titans team seeking leadership.

Yes, but: While Robinson's statistics are impressive, he faces the challenge of consistently demonstrating his talent at the professional level.

Despite a productive season last year, Robinson has had an injury history that includes a torn ACL in his rookie year.
Brian Daboll, the Titans' offensive coordinator and Robinson's former coach, noted, "Robinson showed throughout that he could also make plays on the outside and ran a more complete route tree."

What to watch: The chemistry between Trubisky and Robinson will be crucial as the Titans aim to establish a more dynamic offense.

With Robinson's skill set being utilized effectively in various formations, how Trubisky adapts and distributes the ball will be pivotal.
The Titans offensive system, which may integrate elements from both the West Coast and spread offenses, could provide Robinson with opportunities to thrive.

The bottom line: The combination of Robinson's acquisition and Trubisky's signing reflects the Titans' commitment to revamping their roster as they strive for success in a competitive AFC South.

As the Titans prepare for the upcoming season, these moves may lay the groundwork for a more potent offensive attack that can better support their ambitions.

Titans sign WR Robinson to four-year, $78M deal, acquire Trubisky as backup QB

Alex Parker

Posted Mar 9, 2026

The Tennessee Titans have bolstered their offensive lineup by acquiring wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson and signing quarterback Mitchell Trubisky.

Why it matters: This move signals a strategic pivot for the Titans as they look to enhance their passing game and provide stability at the quarterback position.

Robinson, who signed a four-year, $78 million deal with $38 million guaranteed, brings considerable production and versatility.

Over his last season with the New York Giants, he logged 92 receptions for 1,014 yards, showcasing his ability to excel out of the slot—an area where he led all receivers with 622 yards.

What’s new: The Titans now have a quarterback with starting experience in Trubisky, who aims to revitalize his career after two seasons as a backup.

Trubisky, the second overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft, has started 50 games, accumulating 64 touchdown passes during his tenure with the Chicago Bears.

Though he has not started a game since his time with the Steelers, Trubisky's experience could prove invaluable for a Titans team seeking leadership.

Yes, but: While Robinson's statistics are impressive, he faces the challenge of consistently demonstrating his talent at the professional level.

Despite a productive season last year, Robinson has had an injury history that includes a torn ACL in his rookie year.

Brian Daboll, the Titans' offensive coordinator and Robinson's former coach, noted, "Robinson showed throughout that he could also make plays on the outside and ran a more complete route tree."

What to watch: The chemistry between Trubisky and Robinson will be crucial as the Titans aim to establish a more dynamic offense.

With Robinson's skill set being utilized effectively in various formations, how Trubisky adapts and distributes the ball will be pivotal.

The Titans offensive system, which may integrate elements from both the West Coast and spread offenses, could provide Robinson with opportunities to thrive.

The bottom line: The combination of Robinson's acquisition and Trubisky's signing reflects the Titans' commitment to revamping their roster as they strive for success in a competitive AFC South.

As the Titans prepare for the upcoming season, these moves may lay the groundwork for a more potent offensive attack that can better support their ambitions.