Titans must swallow their pride and make a tough Wan’Dale Robinson decision

Justin Melo argues that the Tennessee Titans should reduce wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson's workload to give more playing time to Chimere Dike. Following Tennessee's 43-36 overtime loss to the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 8, Melo contends that Dike's breakout 239 all-purpose-yard performance showed that the offense operates better when he is heavily involved, even if it means reducing snaps for high-earning starter Robinson.

Dike recorded five catches for 71 yards and a touchdown while playing a season-high 63 offensive snaps. In contrast, Robinson played 72 snaps, scoring once but also committing a dropped pass and a lost fumble. Melo highlights that Dike outperformed Robinson in yards per route run, average depth of target, and target separation against Cincinnati.