The Tennessee Titans have recently made a surprising move by cutting veteran wide receiver Robert Woods. The move has left many fans and analysts alike scratching their heads, as Woods was a reliable and productive player for the Titans over the past two seasons.
Woods was signed by the Titans in 2018 after spending his first four seasons with the Buffalo Bills. He quickly became a key part of the Titans offense, catching a total of 103 passes for 1,383 yards and 8 touchdowns in his two seasons with the team. He was also a reliable presence on special teams, returning both punts and kickoffs for the Titans.
The decision to cut Woods is likely due to the Titans’ desire to get younger at the wide receiver position. They have already added two young receivers in A.J. Brown and Adam Humphries this offseason, and they may be looking to add more youth to the position.
The move to cut Woods is a bit of a gamble for the Titans, as he was a reliable and productive player for them over the past two seasons. However, it is possible that they believe that they can find younger players who can provide similar production at a lower cost.
Regardless of the reasons behind the move, it is clear that the Titans have decided to move on from Robert Woods. It remains to be seen if this decision will pay off for them in the long run, but it is certainly an interesting move that has caught the attention of many fans and analysts.