Titans Make Anthony Robinson Announcement Official

The Tennessee Titans made the addition of Anthony Robinson as Assistant General Manager official on Monday afternoon.

NASHVILLE - The Tennessee Titans hired Anthony Robinson as Assistant General Manager. He joins the Titans after 15 years with the Atlanta Falcons, most recently as their Director of College Scouting.

In his role with the Titans, Robinson will oversee the scouting staff, both college and pro.

Robinson was the Falcons Director of College Scouting for four years (2019-22). Last year, the Falcons 2022 draft class produced the team’s leading receiver in first-round selection Drake Long, their leading rusher in fifth-rounder Tyler Allgeier and their fifth-ranked tackler in second-round selection Troy Andersen. During his 15 years with the Falcons, they earned six playoff appearances, three division titles and one NFC Championship.

Prior to becoming the Falcons Director of College Scouting, Robinson spent eight years (2011-18) as a regional college scout – first in the Southeast region and then over the Eastern half of the country. He originally joined the Falcons as a scouting assistant in 2008, a role he held for three years (2008-10). Additionally, Robinson spent two years (2007-08) as a scouting assistant intern with BLESTO Scouting, two years (2005-07) as an undergraduate assistant coach (wide receivers) with Florida State and one year (2006) as an intern in the player personnel department for the Baltimore Ravens.

A native of Tallahassee, Fla., Robison began his college career as a running back at Morgan State, before transferring to Florida State, where he earned his degree in Sports Management.

NOTE: Press release courtesy of the Tennessee Titans. 

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