Robiskie has been waived by the Titans, the Tennessean reports. With the move, the report notes that fellow wideouts Michael Preston and Derek Hagan remain in the hunt to claim depth roster slots behind Nate Washington, Kendall Wright and Justin Hunter.

Titans signed WR Brian Robiskie to a one-year contract. We're not sure why Robiskie keeps getting chances; it's been clear for years he isn't an asset. He does have NFL connections, as his father is a longtime coach. Robiskie is 26 years old. He's been bouncing around the league since 2009, managing 43 career catches, 485 yards, and four TDs across 38 games.

Free agent WR Brian Robiskie is participating in Titans workouts this week on a tryout basis. Robiskie, the 36th overall pick by the Browns in 2009, appeared in one game for the Falcons last season and has caught just seven passes since the end of the 2010 campaign. The 6-foot-4, 212-pounder has the name but brings no game.

Falcons signed WR Brian Robiskie. Robiskie is a strict depth signing with Julio Jones (foot) out for the season. With the Falcons on a bye, he'll serve as the No. 5 receiver if active in Week 7 against the Bucs.

Free agent WR Brian Robiskie worked out for the Falcons on Wednesday. Robiskie's father, Terry, coaches Atlanta's receivers. That won't be enough to get the former No. 36 overall pick a job. Also in for the workout were free agent WRs Mohamed Massaquoi, Courtney Roby, and Matt Willis.

Lions released WR Brian Robiskie. It's the second time they've cut him this offseason. The 36th overall pick in the 2009 draft by Cleveland, Robiskie has had a thoroughly unsuccessful career.

Lions re-signed WR Brian Robiskie to a one-year contract. Robiskie's release last Monday was apparently just a procedural move. Robiskie - who has just 43 catches through four seasons - will fight for one of the Lions' final roster spots in camp.

Lions released WR Brian Robiskie. Robiskie is only 25 years old and was owed a minimum base salary of $715,000. It's telling for his NFL outlook that the receiver-needy Lions have cut the cord. Robiskie lacks athleticism and speed to make it as an NFL wideout.

Brian Robiskie wasn't targeted in Detroit's Week 14 loss to the Packers. Although the Lions lost both Ryan Broyles and Titus Young for the season last week, Robiskie didn't appear to play a single snap on offense. The former second-round pick is likely nearing the end of the line.

Lions signed WR Brian Robiskie. Robiskie will take Nate Burleson's roster spot, but not his place in the offense. Cast off by both the Jaguars and Browns this year, the former second-round pick should be limited to special teams in the Motor City.