The Carolina Panthers and Tennessee Titans are expected to pursue Miami Dolphins safety Jevón Holland when the free agency market opens next week, according to NFL Network's Cameron Wolfe. While Wolfe said the Dolphins haven't entirely ruled out bringing back Holland,

Xavier McKinney got by far the most money among all free-agent safeties last offseason. His deal with the Green Bay Packers was worth a total of $67 million; no other safety switching teams got more than $27 million.

Miami Dolphins' safety Jevón Holland is expected to be one of the top free agents available next week. NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe reported Wednesday that the Tennessee Titans and Carolina Panthers, two teams with over $50 million in available salary cap space,

According to NFL Network's Cameron Wolfe, the Panthers are amongst the teams that are "in the mix" for free-agent safety Jevon Holland.

The Tennessee Titans are one of a few teams that could land top safety free agent Jevon Holland if the Miami Dolphins let him hit free agency.

The Miami Dolphins, as expected, do not use the franchise tag on safety Jevon Holland, who can test free agency next week.

The Dolphins decided against using the franchise tag on S Jevon Holland and he’s expected to hit the free-agent market. NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe says Miami is interested in re-signing Holland but thinks his lucrative market could force them out of play.

Cameron Wolfe said on the NFL Network last night that the Tennessee Titans are expected to have interest in safety Jevon Holland. The 25-year-old safety is expected to have a robust market and could command up to $20 million per year when he signs somewhere next week.