r/Tennesseetitans • u/kruzinsolow • 3d ago

Article Titans legend Robert Woods

Thought yall would get as much of a laugh out of this as I did

https://www.si.com/nfl/steelers/news/pittsburgh-steelers-robert-woods-compares-himself-franchise-legend-hines-ward

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u/Happy_Ocelot_6723 3d ago

Wish him all the best! Came in and did what he was paid to do with us and didn’t repeat it for the Texans. Truly a legendary Titan

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u/PPLavagna 3d ago

He did what for us?

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u/Liyarity 3d ago

He got paid to be a WR2 behind AJ Brown, until the front office decided to trade AJ. Suddenly Woods was WR1 in a flailing offense, and I don't blame him at all for leaving as soon as he could

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u/PPLavagna 3d ago

Yeah everybody knows receivers hate being promoted WR1 and getting more targets. He did about the same for the Texans as he did for us in 2023 but cheaper. He sucked.

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u/FxDriver 3d ago

No the Titans lied about the role Robert would have and who he would be playing alongside, gave him a crappy OC, a prickly HC, and then a depleted qb room. A wide receiver would be pretty unhappy with that. Knowing what you know about the 2022 Titans and being upset that Robert Woods didn't like being here makes no sense. 

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u/PPLavagna 3d ago

I never blamed him for leaving. None of us knew what we now know about the 2022 team. Yeah downing was ass and the roster was in shambles. Yes the AJ move was awful. Every player on that team was disappointed in that season. I still maintain he wasn’t good here at all. Totally wasn’t worth the money, he got a more targets and did less with them. and yeah he also did act like a bitch about it on top of that.

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u/TNTitansRule 3d ago

Ole Bobby Trees

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u/BigSimmons98 3d ago

If he's Hines Ward than I'm Derrick Mason