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Sports · Football (NFL) · published 2026-08-27 · via NBC Sports

Titans' Wan'Dale Robinson in concussion protocol after questionable hit in joint practice

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Tennessee Titans wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson is being evaluated for a concussion after leaving Thursday's joint practice with the Bears early. Head coach Robert Saleh described the hit that caused the injury as 'cheap.' Robinson's status for the upcoming season remains uncertain as he undergoes testing.

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The injury occurred during a joint practice session between the Titans and Bears, a common preseason arrangement where teams scrimmage together in competitive drills. Robinson left the field early after absorbing a hit that head coach Robert Saleh characterized as "cheap," and he now faces testing under the league's concussion protocol. Joint practices have drawn increased scrutiny in recent years regarding player safety, as these sessions can feature intense competition without the controlled officiating of actual games. Robinson's uncertain status adds to the Titans' preseason concerns as they evaluate their receiving corps ahead of roster cuts and the

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