Xavier Restrepo

Career StatsD+

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		2	3	41	—
2025		2	3	41	0

Updated Mar 18, 2026

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

Xavier Restrepo's $1M AAV deal with the Titans represents an absolute steal in today's receiver market, earning an A+ CVI that reflects exceptional value for a rotational piece. While Restrepo profiles as a rotational player rather than a weekly starter, securing that level of production at barely above minimum wage is shrewd roster building in an era where even modest receiver contributions command $3-5M annually. The modest total guarantee of $1.9M suggests minimal guaranteed money beyond this season, giving Tennessee tremendous flexibility to evaluate his NFL transition without meaningful financial risk. This contract structure is particularly savvy for a player making the jump from college, where the Titans can assess his ceiling while paying basement-level compensation. The A+ CVI reflects the mathematical reality that any meaningful offensive contribution from Restrepo — whether as a slot option, special teams contributor, or emergency depth — will far exceed the financial investment, making this the type of high-upside, low-risk signing that championship rosters are built on.

Performance Analysis

Xavier Restrepo's D+ grade with the Titans captures a young receiver who has shown enough to earn a role in Tennessee's offense. Restrepo was productive at Miami (FL) and has brought that competitive fire to the NFL. His D+ reflects a player who is contributing in a limited role — catching passes when targeted and providing energy to the receiver room. Tennessee's passing game needs more weapons, and Restrepo has the potential to be one. His route-running and hands have been solid, though the separation ability against NFL corners needs improvement. He's a developmental receiver with a real chance to earn more targets.

Fan Sentiment

A low-risk developmental signing with limited immediate upside for a rebuilding Titans roster. Five headlines suggest modest hype but persistent questions about his actual role size. The strongest signal is Restrepo's humbled rookie mindset and visible offseason commitment. Fans are cautiously optimistic but warned repeatedly about a potentially tiny role. He profiles as a depth receiver who must earn targets in a crowded, uncertain receiver room.