Tyler Owens

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	INT	PD	Tkl
Career		29	—	—	24
2025		17	0	0	13
2024		12	0	0	11

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

This B+ CVI deal represents a solid value pickup for whichever team signs Tyler Owens, securing a depth piece safety at a bargain rate that leaves minimal financial risk. At just $0.9M AAV over three years, Owens' contract sits well below the market threshold for even rotational safeties, making this the type of low-cost, high-upside move that savvy front offices target. The minimal guaranteed money ($0.2M) gives his future team maximum flexibility to cut ties without penalty if Owens doesn't develop beyond his current depth piece status, while the modest total commitment allows for potential roster experimentation. For a safety still likely in his developmental window, this structure provides the perfect runway to either blossom into a more prominent role or serve as reliable special teams contributor without handcuffing the organization. This is shrewd roster building — the kind of contract that either pays dividends if Owens exceeds expectations or costs virtually nothing if he remains a fringe player.

Performance Analysis

Tyler Owens' F grade as a free agent safety is a disappointing result for a young defensive back who showed some promise during his time on NFL rosters. Owens flashed athleticism and willingness to compete, but consistent production was elusive. His F grade reflects a player who wasn't able to earn meaningful playing time and is now looking for his next opportunity. The free agent status at safety suggests the league doesn't view him as an immediate contributor. Owens needs to find a team willing to invest in his development. His physical tools suggest there's an NFL player in there, but the production hasn't proven it.