Free agent cornerback Logan Ryan is reportedly looking for at least the same amount of money he received annually in his last contract from the Tennessee Titans.
According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Ryan is seeking a minimum of $10 million per year and is open to inking a short-term deal.
The 29-year-old is arguably the best player at his position left on the market at this point and he’s likely drawing interest from a lot of cornerback-needy teams.
Will that be enough for him to get what he wants? We shall see.
It remains to be seen if the Titans will bring him back, although the team did recently free up more cap space by trading Jurrell Casey on Wednesday.
If the Titans let Ryan leave Nashville, they do have a potential solution to replace him already on the roster in 2019 fourth-round pick Amani Hooker, who was an elite slot corner in college.
Ryan led the Titans in tackles (113) and passes defensed (18) last season, while also finishing tied for the third-most sacks (4.5).
