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After the Titans were eliminated from the playoffs, coach Mike Vrabel gave an end-of-season press conference that posed a question about Isaiah Wilson’s future in the first round of 2020 with the team.
Wilson played four snaps during a rookie season that included an arrest for DUI, a suspension for violating team rules, two passages on the COVID-19 reserve list and an end-of-season change to the unrelated illness list. football to work on personal issues. Vrabel said he could not begin to answer the question about Wilson and General Manager Jon Robinson’s answer to a similar question on Tuesday did not do much to clarify where things are with Wilson.
Robinson said he has not spoken to Wilson since he was placed on the NFI list, but others have and that there is “a lot of work” to be done for Wilson to return to the team. He added that the Wilson who reported to the team was very different from the player they examined before the draft and that they have a standard of players that Wilson was unable to reach.
“He’s going to have to make a decision if he wants to do everything necessary to play professional football. It will be up to him, ”said Robinson.
Robinson spoke of the need to have a better off season this year than in 2020 and getting more out of his draft choice would be a good way to start.