MAY 16: The Robinson addition is now official, per a team announcement. He will operate as a national scout, a notable step down in title compared to his Titans stint. Robinson will nevertheless provide Los Angeles with considerable experience in the scouting department.
MAY 13: The Titans’ offseason moved one of Ran Carthon‘s assistant GM hires (Chad Brinker) to the top of Tennessee’s personnel pyramid, following Carthon’s firing, and the other (Anthony Robinson) out of the picture altogether. Robinson, though, has bounced back.
Months after his Titans ouster, Robinson is heading back to the NFC. The two-year Titans assistant GM will join the Rams’ front office, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.
Robinson agreed to leave the Falcons, his employer for 15 years, for an opportunity to become assistant GM in Tennessee. The Titans gave Robinson that title weeks after hiring Brinker in 2023. Both held the assistant GM title entering 2025, but a significant restructure left Brinker in charge. Robinson was soon fired, as Brinker — now the Titans’ president of football operations — led the way in hiring Mike Borgonzi as GM.
As it turned out, Robinson only participated in one draft with the Titans, who had hired him shortly after the 2023 draft. Teams regularly keep staffs together through the draft, as the Jaguars did with assistant GM Ethan Waugh (before moving on earlier this month), but Robinson received the boot shortly after Carthon.
Prior to coming to Nashville, Robinson had served as a long-running exec in Atlanta. A Thomas Dimitroff Falcons hire during the GM’s first year with the Falcons (2008), Robinson became a full-time scout in 2011 and had worked his way up to the team’s college scouting director gig by 2019. Current Falcons GM Terry Fontenot kept Robinson aboard for two-plus years, before his Titans defection. The Rams, who also have former GM Ray Farmer on Les Snead‘s front office roster, will give the veteran staffer another shot.