Wan'Dale Robinson

Wan’Dale Robinson enters the 2026 season in a much different spot than he was a year ago, now with the Tennessee Titans after signing a four-year deal worth $78 million, with Brian Daboll installed as his offensive coordinator again. That reunion matters for fantasy because Robinson’s best stretches have come in Daboll’s system, and recent outlooks expect him to be the clear WR2 in the offense with a strong chance to lead the team in targets.

The biggest reason to be optimistic is volume. In his last 38 games in Daboll’s offense, Robinson has averaged 8.2 targets per game, and several 2026 projections still put him around 80 catches and roughly 800 yards with a modest touchdown total. That kind of usage makes him especially appealing in PPR formats, where short-area targets and steady reception totals can still deliver weekly flex value.

There is some competition, though, with rookie first-rounder Carnell Tate and Calvin Ridley also in the mix. That keeps Robinson from projecting as a true alpha, and it likely caps his touchdown upside, but the early read is that his role across the middle of the field should stay secure because he fits Daboll’s system so well.

The main concern from a fantasy angle is durability, since he ended last season on injured reserve after a rib issue, and any player with a recent lower-body or torso injury history deserves a slightly more cautious approach. Even so, the current fantasy market still sees him as a usable mid-round target, best valued around the WR3/FLEX range in full PPR and a bit lower in standard formats.