David Martin-robinson

Career StatsD-

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		22	5	36	1
2025		17	4	30	1
2024		5	1	6	0

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

This David Martin-Robinson signing represents a legitimate steal for Tennessee, earning an A CVI grade that reflects exceptional value at the tight end position. The Titans locked up a depth piece on a three-year, $2.8M deal with zero guaranteed money — essentially a no-risk flier with meaningful upside at just $900K annually. While Martin-Robinson profiles as organizational depth rather than a featured weapon, that salary figure sits well below what even replacement-level tight ends typically command in today's market, giving the Titans massive flexibility to develop a young asset or simply maintain quality depth without any financial commitment. The contract structure is brilliant for Tennessee, offering them the ability to evaluate Martin-Robinson over multiple seasons while maintaining complete roster flexibility with no guaranteed dollars at risk. This is exactly the type of smart, low-cost investment that championship-caliber organizations make to build sustainable depth charts without compromising their salary cap structure.

Performance Analysis

David Martin-Robinson earns a D- for the Titans at tight end, a depth player who has not made any meaningful impact on Tennessee's offense. Martin-Robinson has been used primarily as a blocking tight end, and even in that limited role, his performance has been inconsistent. His receiving contributions are nonexistent, which limits his value in a league that demands versatility from tight ends. The Titans need more from the position, and Martin-Robinson has not been part of the solution. He is fighting for a roster spot based on very limited contributions.