Titans' Restricted Free Agents Face Uncertain Future

0:00You're listening to NFL News Today. Subscribe now for fast, daily updates on your team. NFL free agency kicks off in less than a week, and teams like the Tennessee Titans are scrambling to get under the salary cap. The Titans have four restricted free agents eligible for tenders, but high projected costs make it unlikely they'll offer any. Those tenders could run from about $3.5 million for right of first refusal up to $8 million for a first round pick. The expense is a big hurdle with the new league year starting soon. First round tenders sit around $8 million, second round at $5.8 million, original round at $3.7 million, dollars, and right of first refusal near $3.5 million. That kind of money adds up quick when teams need cap space. Only corner back Kayla Baker stands out among the group thanks to his experience and the team's 10 depth at the position. Fans and analysts see him as a possible keep, but it would likely come at the cheapest tender level to save cash.

1:02Since Baker started as an undrafted rookie, the Titans will get no draft pick compensation unless they go second round or higher. That pushes them toward the low end option if they act at all. Other teams are already announcing their restricted free agent moves, so expect the Titans to follow suit any day now. Stay tuned for updates as free agency heats up. D&N is sponsored by our partner. It looks like a pillow. It sounds like headphones built for comfort and sound. S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com