The Green Bay Packers have a few key players set to hit the free agency market, including wide receiver Romeo Doubs.
Doubs is coming off one of the best seasons in 2025, tallying a career-high 724 receiving yards, along with 55 receptions and six touchdowns.
The 25-year-old will have a competitive market, and Sportsnaut’s Matt Johnson predicts Doubs will leave Green Bay for the Tennessee Titans.
Here is what Johnson had to say about Doubs and why he fits in Tennessee:
“While he’s [Doubs] more of a mid-tier 1B wide receiver, he can be a reliable option for quarterback Cam Ward. Plus, entering his age-25 season, a multi-year deal in the neighborhood of 13 million per season would be solid value for the Tennessee Titans.”
The Titans must upgrade their wide receiver room this offseason, as Calvin Ridley’s future is uncertain for 2026 after suffering a broken fibula in November, and Tennessee doesn’t have many proven pass-catchers for quarterback Cam Ward.
Though Doubs isn’t a star just yet, he’s on his way. The Nevada product has few flaws in his game, as he is a fantastic route runner and has a skill set that would fit well with a true signal-caller.
Spotrac projects Doubs will land a deal worth $12 million annually, which shouldn’t be an issue for the Titans.
Tennessee is slated to have the most cap space in the NFL ($104 million) and would give Doubs a legitimate shot to be a No. 1 receiving option. This feels like a logical pairing for both sides, so we’ll see if it happens.
