As the football world shifts its attention to Super Bowl LX between the Seahawks and Patriots, the rest of the league is already deep in offseason mode. And one name that’s quietly starting to generate buzz? Romeo Doubs.
The 25-year-old wide receiver has steadily carved out a role for himself in Green Bay’s young and talented receiving corps. Now, as he approaches free agency, there’s growing interest in where he might land if the Packers don’t bring him back. According to reports, the Las Vegas Raiders and Tennessee Titans are two teams to keep an eye on-both in need of a spark on the outside, and both reportedly intrigued by what Doubs could bring to the table.
Let’s be clear: Green Bay isn’t closing the door on Doubs just yet. The expectation is that there will be some level of dialogue between the team and the former fourth-round pick. But the Packers also have other priorities to juggle, including the potential extension of tight end Tucker Kraft, who’s under contract through 2027 but could be a long-term piece they want to lock down early.
Doubs is coming off his best season as a pro, posting a career-high 724 receiving yards on 55 catches, along with six touchdowns. Those numbers might not jump off the page in a vacuum, but context matters.
He’s been operating in a crowded receiver room, sharing targets with the likes of Christian Watson, Jayden Reed, and Dontayvion Wicks. Even so, Doubs has consistently found ways to contribute-especially in key moments-and has earned the trust of quarterback Jordan Love.
Now imagine him in a situation where he’s the go-to guy.
That’s exactly what makes the Raiders and Titans intriguing potential fits. Both teams are in desperate need of a reliable perimeter threat.
For Las Vegas, the passing game has lacked consistency outside of Davante Adams, and with questions at quarterback, having a young, steady receiver like Doubs could provide some much-needed stability. In Tennessee, the Titans are in the midst of reshaping their offense around Will Levis, and adding a versatile, sure-handed wideout could help accelerate that development.
Of course, there’s still plenty of time before any decisions are made. The free agency window doesn’t officially open until March 11, giving the Packers a chance to make their pitch. Whether they prioritize Doubs or shift focus to Kraft could say a lot about how they envision the future of their offense.
For now, Doubs is one of those under-the-radar names that could end up being a sneaky-impact signing-whether he stays in Green Bay or finds a new home where he can step into a larger role. Keep an eye on this one.