Even though the Tennessee Titans didn’t move on from defensive lineman Sebastian Joseph-Day before this week’s trade deadline, there’s a good chance he’ll look for a new home at the end of the season via free agency.

Joseph-Day, 29, has 21 tackles and 2.5 sacks in the eight games he has played with the Titans so far in his first season with the team. However, given the direction the Titans are heading, there’s a good chance he’ll also be in the middle of his final season with the team.

Bleacher Report editor Kristopher Knox listed his top 50 free agents for the upcoming offseason, and Joseph-Day came in at No. 37 on the list.

“Defensive tackles have become a hot commodity in the NFL, and the 2023 free agent market reflects that. Christian Wilkins has commanded a massive four-year, $110 million contract with the Raiders,” Knox writes. “Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Sebastian Joseph-Day is no Wilkins and won’t command that kind of money. However, the 29-year-old is a terrific player who can swallow up running backs, pressure on quarterbacks and bring positional versatility. Due to a shortage of interior defenders headed to free agency, he should find a solid market.

Defensive tackles like Joseph-Day won’t be easy to find on the open market, which is why he may be due for a raise for the 2025 season.

THE Titans I would like to keep Joseph-Day, especially if he plays like he has so far this season. However, the Titans may not be as attractive for a free agency spot given the team’s current path to contention. It may be up to Joseph-Day to look for other options when he can sign with another team later in the spring.

Joseph-Day and the Titans are back on the field in Week 10 against the Los Angeles Chargers.

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