Titans WR Wan'Dale Robinson evaluated for concussion after 'cheap' hit in joint practice

The Titans signed Robinson to a four-year, $70 million contract in free agency this offseason to give Ward another potential target in the passing game. The additions of Robinson and first-round pick Carnell Tate are all part of a massive overhaul of the team's passing game.

The bigger issue here, again, is the almost free-for-all nature of these joint-practice sessions. We have already seen several significant fights, including one that resulted in the NFL fining the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints $500,000 each.

It has also been common to see players get injured.

Any punishment to players has to come from the teams themselves for any inappropriate actions in these joint practice sessions, as the league has made it very clear it has to fall on them for discipline. That creates an environment where players might be more willing to play along the line between clean and dirty. That is especially true when players have spent weeks hitting only their own teammates in practices. Bringing another team into the mix is going to up the intensity and competitiveness, lead to more physical play and eventually lead to things that are going to risk fights and injuries.