Speaking to Kay Adams on FanDuel TV, Robinson addressed himself changing from No. 17 to No. 4 on his jersey. “I didn’t want [No. 17], I was going in wanting a single digit, and then also my late friend, Rondale Moore, he wore No. 4. So that was kind of the reasoning behind me getting that number. Just kind of to honor him, and the time that he was here.”

Moore unexpectedly passed on February 2026 via a self-inflicted wound. Robinson and Moore became fast friends while training together in the Louisville area during Robinson’s final two years of high school. Now, every time he steps on the field, he will pay homage to a close friend he had.

Wan’Dale Robinson is called to shine for the Titans

Motivation will be sky-high for Robinson as he is honoring a friend. However, producing is what he is called to do as well. The Titans gave Robinson a four-year, $70 million deal in the offseason with $38 million guaranteed. That is big money, so he’s got high expectations.

In 2025, playing for the Giants, Robinson had 92 catches, 1,014 yards, and four touchdowns. He needs to be a constant 1,000-yard receiver if he wants to live up to the contract the Titans gave him.

Titans WR depth chart for 2026 NFL season

The Titans made it a mission to give sophomore quarterback Cam Ward the best possible WR room. Robinson was the big addition, but the names on the depth chart also include exciting prospects and crafty veterans. These are the names expected to make the 53-man final roster.

• WR1: Carnell Tate
• WR2: Wan’Dale Robinson
• WR3: Calvin Ridley
• WR4: Chimere Dike
• WR5: Elic Ayomanor
• WR6: KJ Osborn

Everybody knows stars are going to fare well every week. So, I guess no one was surprised to see Cooper Kupp pile up 31.8 FPS in his season debut, as it would be more of a shock to see him struggle after such a historic season.

Fantasy Football is won with the little, yet impactful moves. Those waiver wire pickups can take you to great lengths every week, which is why we’re going to let you know about the three guys you need to target right now.

Fantasy Football: 3 Waiver Wire Pickups Ahead Of Week 1

3. Rondale Moore

The Arizona Cardinals traded for Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown, who should be their WR1 until DeAndre Hopkins serves that six-game suspension. Until then, then Rondale Moore should be heavily involved in their passing game.

A.J. Green isn’t getting any younger, and Zach Ertz is questionable ahead of their season debut. Even if he plays, Moore could see enough target volume to make a big impact with his speed and ability to create separation.

2. Rachaad White

While he’s listed as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ RB2, it shouldn’t take long before Rachaad White proves his worth in this league. He was an elite pass-catcher during his days at ASU, and Tom Brady has historically thrived next to guys with that skill set.

Leonard Fournetteis inefficient, out of shape, and often hurt, and even if he leads the team in touches, White should handle most of the third-down snaps and goal-line situations. He’s a must-add after outplaying Giovanni Bernard for the passing-down role in training camp.

1. Sammy Watkins

You know it’s coming. Week One Sammy Watkins is inevitable, like Thanos. He’s been a stud in the first game of the season throughout his entire career, and he’s never had a quarterback like Aaron Rodgers throwing him the football.

Watkins can’t be trusted to be efficient or even healthy for a full season, but you gotta love the matchup and the situation. Christian Watson barely practiced, Allen Lazard is hurt, and the Green Bay Packers don’t have that much depth at WR right now.