We haven’t really seen anything definitive close to definitive on what the Tennessee Titans might do with Logan Ryan as he prepares to hit free agency.
Of course, Titans fans want him back, but the cost of what that will take because of competition for quality corners on the open market has led many to believe that Tennessee might let him walk.
According to Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle, that’s exactly what they plan on doing.
The Titans aren’t planning to re-sign corner Logan Ryan, and he could be of interest to the Texans and several other teams.
With many teams likely interested in Ryan’s services, he could command a contract that pays him north of the $10 million annual average he received from the Titans in the three-year deal he signed back in 2017.
While Ryan was no doubt a solid corner for this team, that’s going to be too rich of a price to pay for a good but not great corner — and that’s especially true with all the money already invested in Tennessee’s secondary.
Instead, the Titans will look for cheaper options, quite possibly in free agency and/or the draft.
And let’s not forget that Tennessee also has 2019 fourth-round pick Amani Hooker on the roster. The Iowa product was an elite slot corner in college and could presumably take Ryan’s spot in 2020.
Ryan has done some great things with the Titans and was an even better person off the field, but football is a business and Ryan’s days with the Titans are probably numbered because of it.
