Kaboly said Boyd is holding out for a deal that would pay him more than the veteran minimum, and believes several teams are lowballing him ahead of training camp. Boyd, entering his age-31 season, has said he would be interested in joining the wideout-needy Steelers. He would likely profile as the team’s WR3 behind DK Metcalf and Calvin Austin. Boyd in 2024 had 39 catches for 390 yards over 16 games with the Titans — his lowest totals since 2017.

Boyd, who followed former Bengals OC Brian Callahan to Tennessee last offseason, had a meager 39 catches for 390 yards over 16 games in 2024 — his lowest totals since 2017. Boyd, 30, will be an unrestricted free agent this offseason. His best bet for more playing time and opportunities would likely be a team without much wideout depth, though that describes the 2024 Titans pretty accurately.

Boyd closes his ninth NFL season having caught 39-of-56 targets for 390 scoreless yards. The 30-year-old wide receiver is scheduled to hit free agency this offseason and although an NFL team could sign him as a depth piece, Boyd is unlikely to be worth more than a late-round best ball pick for fantasy purposes. His per-route efficiency badly dropped off this season. Boyd earned targets on just 13.1 percent of routes while averaging a measly 0.91 yards per route run.

Boyd dealt with a foot injury but was still able to play in Week 17 against the Jaguars. The 30-year-old veteran will likely need to get in at least one session — even if it’s limited — to have a chance to play Sunday against the Texans There won’t be any fantasy relevancy, either way.