Erick Hallett

Career StatsD-

Year	Team	GP	INT	PD	Tkl
Career		4	—	1	22
2025		4	0	1	22
2024		3	0	0	4
2023		3

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Tennessee Titans struck gold with Erick Hallett's two-year, $1.8M deal, securing an A CVI that represents exceptional value in today's inflated safety market. At just $0.9M per year, this contract is a textbook example of finding productive depth pieces without breaking the bank — Hallett provides legitimate NFL-caliber safety play at a fraction of what teams typically pay for reliable secondary help. The modest annual commitment carries virtually zero financial risk while offering the Titans meaningful roster flexibility, allowing them to allocate resources elsewhere while maintaining quality depth behind their starting safeties. For a franchise still building toward sustained competitiveness, this type of shrewd roster construction around the margins is exactly how teams maximize their salary cap efficiency. Hallett's deal exemplifies the kind of under-the-radar signing that separates smart front offices from those who overpay for name recognition, giving Tennessee a dependable safety option without the financial burden that typically comes with proven NFL contributors.

Performance Analysis

Erick Hallett has bounced around the league as a depth safety, and his D- grade reflects limited impact when on the field. Across just 10 career games split between Jacksonville and Detroit, he has managed only 22 tackles with a single pass defended and zero interceptions. His 2025 stint with the Lions showed some physicality with 22 tackles in four games, but the lack of splash plays keeps him firmly in the replacement-level tier. For a safety, you need either ball-hawking ability or elite run support, and Hallett has shown neither consistently. Now with the Titans, he is a camp body competing for a roster spot rather than a contributor with a defined role.