NASHVILLE — The Chicago Bears and the Tennessee Titans wrapped up their respective training camps Thursday with a joint practice.
During a two-minute drill late in the session, Titans receiver Wan’Dale Robinson was laid out by a hit that Robert Saleh needed only one word to describe.
“Cheap,” Tennessee’s first-year head coach said.
Saleh also said Robinson was being evaluated for a concussion after the hit by Chicago defensive back Xavier Woods, with the collision leading to players from both teams coming together while yelling. Titans quarterback Cam Ward said his pass over the middle has to be better, while Tennessee left guard Peter Skoronski said he just watched the play again before talking to reporters after practice.
Skoronski said it was unacceptable and the kind of thing that’s a prime example of what not to do in a period of practice where players are not tackling. Both he and veteran center Austin Schlottmann ran downfield after the hit.