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Carnell Tate and Wan'Dale Robinson, Tennessee Titans — The Jets spent a lot of capital on veteran defensive additions to win games like this, and it worked. Cam Ward had 140 scoreless passing yards against a team that had zero interceptions and allowed 36 passing touchdowns in 2025. There is no Fire Brian Callahan button around at this time. The Titans will be better than they were in Week 1 because they have almost no choice but to be, but it could be a few hungry weeks for anyone who invested in these two as top-50 wideouts.
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Robinson's Week 1 shutout loss to the Jets signals potential struggles for top-50 wideout investments.

Robinson was one of two top-50 wideout investments for the Titans who had a disappointing Week 1 loss to the Jets at home. The Jets' veteran defensive additions proved effective, holding Cam Ward to 140 scoreless passing yards. The source notes this is very concerning stuff for anyone who invested in Robinson as a top-50 wideout, and suggests it could be a few hungry weeks ahead for these receivers. The Titans will likely be better than Week 1, but the early performance raises questions about the offense's ability to support top-tier receiver production.

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