Robert Saleh: Wan'Dale Robinson being evaluated for concussion after "cheap" hit in Bears joint practice
A 'cheap' hit in joint practice has the Bears and Titans at odds and a key receiver's status in doubt.
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The story so far
Wan'Dale Robinson, a wide receiver for the Tennessee Titans, is being evaluated for a concussion after a hit during a joint practice with the Chicago Bears. The hit, described as 'cheap' by Titans head coach Robert Saleh, involved a helmet-to-helmet collision with Bears player Woods. The incident sparked a fight between the teams, with the Titans expressing anger over the hit.
The Bears face potential disciplinary action and public backlash over the hit. The Titans, meanwhile, must manage Robinson's health and potential absence, which could impact their upcoming games. The severity of Robinson's injury and any disciplinary actions against the Bears player involved are not yet clear.
The NFL will likely review the incident, but the outcome of that review is not specified in current coverage.
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Who reported it (9)
- Bears Defender Called Out Over ‘Cheap’ Hit in Titans Joint Practice Yahoo Sports · 1h ago
- Titans coach calls hit by Bears safety Xavier Woods on Wan'Dale Robinson in joint practice 'cheap' 10TV · 1h ago
- Titans HC Robert Saleh calls out Bears DB Xavier Woods for 'cheap' hit Bears Wire · 6h ago
- $70 Million Ex-Giants Star Taken Out With ‘Cheap Hit’ Yahoo Sports · 6h ago
- Tennessee Titans angry over 'cheap' helmet-to-helmet hit on Wan'Dale Robinson by Bears Yahoo Sports · 6h ago
- Former Titan's 'cheap' hit on Wan'Dale Robinson sparks Bears fight in joint practice; WR tested for concussion CBS Sports · 6h ago
- Robert Saleh Calls Out 'Cheap' Hit By Bears' Woods on Wan'Dale Robinson After Titans WR's Injury Bleacher Report · 6h ago
- Titans WR Robinson evaluated for concussion after 'cheap' hit ESPN · 6h ago
- Robert Saleh: Wan'Dale Robinson being evaluated for concussion after "cheap" hit in Bears joint practice NBC Sports · 6h ago
The obvious questions
What happened to Wan'Dale Robinson?
Robinson was involved in a helmet-to-helmet collision during a joint practice with the Chicago Bears and is being evaluated for a concussion.
What was the reaction to the hit?
Titans head coach Robert Saleh described the hit as 'cheap', and the incident sparked a fight between the teams.
What are the potential consequences?
The Bears face potential disciplinary action. The Titans must manage Robinson's health and potential absence.
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