The days of Isaiah Wilson in Tennessee seem to be coming to an end. On Monday night, the offensive attack on Twitter’s doubts that he is “done with football as a Titan” and will not comment further on the situation. The message appeared on the social media page of the first round in 2020 for more than ten minutes before it was finally removed by Wilson or by someone who also has access to his account.
This is just the latest ordeal in what has developed into a disastrous start to Wilson’s NFL career, after being selected by the club last year with the overall number 29. He scored just four shots for the Titans last season and is placed on the reserve / non-soccer list in early December after the 22-year-old addressed a number of off-field issues. Wilson was arrested for DUI in September and was also suspended by the team later in the season for violating club rules. This is after the suspension was lifted when he was placed on the non-football list due to “personal issues.”
Earlier this month, Titans GM Jon Robinson was asked about Wilson’s status with the team and noted that he had not been in contact with him since being placed on the NFI list. Robinson also put the ball in Wilson’s court whether he wants to continue his career or not.
“He will have to make a decision on whether he wants to do what is necessary to play pro football. It will depend on him,” Robinson said at the time. via the official team website.
At the time when the Titans selected the 6-foot-6, 350-pounder from Georgia, he was looked upon as someone who could anchor the offensive line against Taylor Lewan, who could protect Ryan Tannehill, while also paving the way for Derrick paved the way. Henry in the running game. Unfortunately for Tennessee, it does not look like this first player is going to pay the dividends most organizations are hoping for when they make such a significant investment.
As for Wilson’s NFL career, it looks like it’s hanging by a thread right now.