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Robiskie

Robiskie was let go by the Bills after the season after one year with the team. Prior to that, Robiskie was the Titans’ OC for two years under Mike Mularkey. He’s been coaching since 1982. His hard-nose approach may help Leonard Fournette.

Robiskie arguably helped Buffalo’s receiving corps turn a corner in the second half of the season, getting Robert Foster, Zay Jones, and Isaiah McKenzie involved the moment Kelvin Benjamin and Terrelle Pryor were waived. A respected veteran at his craft, Robiskie should land a gig coaching receivers elsewhere soon. The 64-year-old has been coaching for 36 years.

Robiskie played five seasons in the NFL after being taken in the 8th round of the 1977 draft, but he has made his biggest impact as a coach. Robiskie has been on a coaching staff in the NFL all but one season since 1982, serving as the Los Angeles Raiders’ offensive coordinator from 1989-1992 and going 2-6 in two stints as an interim head coach with the Redskins and Browns. He has been the WRs coach in Atlanta since 2008. Robiskie is a well-respected position coach, but he would be an underwhelming coordinator hire.

The 61-year-old has been on an NFL coaching staff for all but one season since 1982. He coordinated the Los Angeles Raiders offense from 1989-1992 and had a one-year stint as coordinator with the Browns in 2004. He had been the Falcons WRs coach since 2008. Robiskie is a well-respected position coach, but this is yet another underwhelming coaching hire for the Titans. The staff under Mike Mularkey has the look of a one-and-done group.

Robiskie spent the past two years coordinating the Titans’ offense. Before that, he was Falcons receivers coach from 2008-15. He has decades of receivers’ coaching experience at the NFL level.

Robiskie, 63, was a terrible OC but has long been one of the most respected WRs coaches in the league dating back to his Atlanta days. He’ll have his work cut out for him in Buffalo with oft-injured Nos. 1 and 2 wideouts Kelvin Benjamin and Jordan Matthews and sophomore Zay Jones behind them.

This is probably one of the biggest wins for the Titans in their move to replace Mike Mularkey with new coach Mike Vrabel. Robiskie’s fate was sealed when Mularkey was canned, and it’s now set in stone. Robiskie and Mularkey co-led the Titans’ ancient offense that didn’t work well with Marcus Mariota’s skill set. 63-year-old Robiskie was a longtime WRs coach before Tennessee.