Ex-Giants WR Wan'Dale Robinson
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Wan'Dale Robinson jabs at the Giants following his departure in free agency.
Coming off a stellar 2025 campaign with the New York Giants, wide receiver Wan’Dale Robinson inked a lucrative deal with the Tennessee Titans in free agency. As he embarks on this new journey, he recently jabbed at his old franchise.
Robinson departed for the Titans via a four-year deal worth $78 million. Looking ahead to 2026, he’ll be catching passes from another dynamic young quarterback in Cam Ward.
On March 17th, Robinson did an interview for the Titans’ YouTube channel. While citing Ward as a reason he wanted to sign with Tennessee, the veteran wideout made choice comments about the Giants.
“For a lot of my career I haven’t had just that one guy back there playing quarterback,” Robinson said. “It’ll be nice to know that we got our guy back there and just watching the little bit of stuff that I’ve been able to see of him I’m like I can’t wait to get back there with him.”
Robinson was a second-round pick for the Giants in 2022 and went on to spend four years in New York. His tenure began catching passes from former top ten pick Daniel Jones, and ended with another potential cornerstone QB in Jaxson Dart.
Wan’Dale Robinson Reflects on Career Year With Giants
While Robinson did catch passes from multiple QBs in New York, it didn’t stop him from having success. As the Giants continued their carousel in 2025, the 25-year-old put together the best season of his young career.
Across 16 games, he notched his first 1,000-yard season in the NFL with a career-high 1,014 yards. Robinson also found the end zone on four different occasions, also the highest mark of his career.
Earlier in his interview with the Titans, Robinson reflected on putting together a stellar season with the Giants last year.
“Just getting to do a little bit of everything,” Robinson said. “Playing a little outside, playing inside. Getting more down the field this past year and just being able to showcase all of my abilities.”
The Giants Have Been Hard at Work Filling the Void Left by Wan’Dale Robinson
Given all the success he had in 2025, losing Wan’Dale Robinson in free agency was a big blow for the Giants. That said, they’ve wasted little time finding options to fill the void in the offense.
Since free agency got underway on March 9th, the Giants have brought in a handful of new receiver options. The most notable is former Baltimore Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely. This signing has garnered high praise across the league, as many feel he can be a major weapon for New York in 2026.
As far as wide receivers go, the Giants’ front office has inked multiple talents to deploy around Dart. Those being Darnell Mooney, Calvin Austin, and Isaiah Hodgins.
Following all these moves, New York might not be done rounding out the receiver corps headlined by Malik Nabers and Darius Slayton. There is still the NFL Draft, where they are reportedly doing their homework on some wide receiver prospects. Based on mock drafts, the Giants will have the chance to draft noteworthy wideouts at either No. 5 or No. 37 in the first two rounds.