Titans WR WanDale Robinson Evaluated for Concussion After Bears Practice Hit

Tennessee Titans wide receiver WanDale Robinson is being evaluated for a concussion after a hard hit from Chicago Bears safety Xavier Woods during a joint practice on Thursday in Nashville. The incident sparked a brief altercation between the two teams and drew sharp criticism from Titans head coach Robert Saleh, who called the play "cheap."

The collision occurred late in a team period when Titans quarterback Cam Ward threw a pass over the middle. Woods, a former Titan who signed with Chicago in August, delivered a forceful hit on Robinson. The play immediately drew a personal foul penalty and prompted Titans center Austin Schlottmann and left guard Peter Skoronski to confront Woods, leading to a scrum that coaches from both sides quickly broke up.

Robinson, 25, was able to get up and walk into the Titans facility under his own power. Saleh confirmed after practice that the receiver was undergoing evaluation for a concussion. "It was cheap," Saleh told reporters, describing the hit.

Skoronski also criticized the play, stating it was "teach tape 101 in terms of what not to do in a thud practice." He emphasized that while competition is expected, such hits are unnecessary. "We...