Harold Landry hopes to “get a deal done” with…

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General Manager Jon Robinson said earlier this week that the Titans want to “do everything we can” to keep edge rusher Harold Landry.

Landry is scheduled to become a free agent in March but made it clear Thursday that he hopes to stay.

“It’s no secret that I love playing for the Titans, and my family loves living in Tennessee,” Landry said, via Jim Wyatt of the team website. “So hopefully we can get a deal done.”

The Titans could use the franchise tag on Landry, but he and the team obviously would rather a long-term deal after the season he had.

Landry had a career-high 12 sacks and led the team with 14 tackles for loss and ranked second on the team with a career-best 49 quarterback pressures. His 74 tackles were third on the Titans.

Landry is playing in his first Pro Bowl.

“I know myself, and I know I am never really satisfied,” Landry said. “I am always trying to improve every year. So that’s what I am anticipating – the best is yet to come.

“I feel like I took strides every year I’ve been (in Tennessee), especially going into this past year. I feel like I grew so much as a player on the field, but also as a leader. And I think it just all came together this year. Right now, I am just focusing on enjoying my time here right now, but then getting back to work and improving some more.”