Tennessee Titans wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson has reportedly passed initial concussion tests after a hit during a joint practice with the New York Jets. The injury occurred on Thursday, prompting evaluation by Jets head coach Robert Saleh.
NFL Insider Ian Rapoport reported on X (formerly Twitter) that Robinson appears to have avoided a concussion. The Titans will continue to monitor him in the coming days. This is positive news for the team, which has maintained a healthy roster throughout training camp, and suggests Robinson should be available for the regular season opener.
Although the Titans have not officially released a statement, they are expected to hold Robinson out of the preseason finale against the Chicago Bears. Robinson has been a leading receiver during training camp, demonstrating strong chemistry with quarterback Cam Ward. Should Robinson sit out, wide receivers Chimere Dike and Xavier Restrepo are anticipated to receive increased playing time with the starters against the Bears.
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