Sentences with phrase «year franchise tag»

If he isn't signed by July 15, he will have to play the 2012 season under the one - year franchise tag or skip the season altogether.

Brees has to sign a long - term contract by July 15 or he'll have to play the 2012 season under the one - year franchise tag (or not play at all).

Not exact matches

- I see a very impressive year from a DE that has had a history of back problems and is currently on a franchise tag deal....

5th year option is cheaper than the Franchise Tag.

I don't think you can restructure a franchise tag... it's for one year.

It's far more convenient for Pittsburgh from a financial perspective to take this one year at a time until the franchise tag jumps a third time next year.

Welker would like about as much guaranteed money as he would get from having the franchise tag used on him this year and next, so backing out of a deal now and tagging him again next year would be counter-productive for the Patriots.

Donald wants a new deal, Trumaine Johnson is approaching free agency after getting the franchise tag last year, and safety LaMarcus Joyner and receiver Sammy Watkins could also hit the open market soon.

So two years of franchise tags for Brees would mean roughly $ 39 million, which is where the guaranteed money conversation should start between the two sides.

Johnson has 18 interceptions in his six NFL seasons and was franchise tagged a year ago, but is almost certainly headed out of LA after the Peters trade.

(1) Year left on his contract (2) Years of Franchise Tags before he can test free agency.

I would assume the Rams put the franchise tag on Cooks next year leaving them with less salary cap.

He earned nearly $ 44 million the past two seasons while playing on his team's franchise tag, then reset the quarterback market with a fully guaranteed, three - year $ 84 million deal this offseason with the Minnesota Vikings.

Kirk Cousins was set to be a free agent, and after getting the franchise tag for two straight years, tagging him a third time would've cost an extraordinary amount of money.

2) Kirk Cousins contract, no long term deal and 2 years in a row w / franchise tag — There were just as many people, fans and talking heads alike, who thought the Redskins made the right call, in 2016, not giving Cousins what he wanted in the way of a long - term deal, McCloughan included.

They would be stuck franchise tagging him in order to keep him for a year.

I understand your point, however, had AP's horrendous contract ended one year earlier the Franchise Tag would be a much, much, much smaller number.

Bell is currently slated to make $ 12.12 million on a one - year deal under the franchise tag in 2017, but no other running back has a contract that averages more than even $ 9 million per season.

I must have read 18 million as a guesstimate for LB franchise tag next year.

Landry, for all intents and purposes, is with us for the next 4 years minimum - on the franchise tag for this year, and his guaranteed money covers the first three years of his extension.

Even though he slapped the franchise tag on Richmond Webb to avoid losing the would - be free agent without compensation, Dolphins coach Jimmy Johnson has never been a huge fan of the 33 - year - old left tackle.

At the worst case, 5th year option plus 2 franchise tags would keep him here until he is 30 which would be less than $ 65 million.

Last offseason, the Rams opted to place the franchise tag on Johnson a second time because (like Joyner this year) they couldn't afford to lose him.

Now, Kirk Cousins was a beneficiary of being tagged in consecutive years but his bounty was from the actions of the Redskins franchise.

Greg Jennings — Jennings has publicly stated throughout this year that he's not expecting the Packers to bring him back, and that he does not want to play out the 2013 season under the franchise tag.

The Los Angeles Rams decided to lock up one of their best players on defense for another year by giving Lamarcus Joyner the franchise tag, the team announced Tuesday.

The catch is that just one player can be tagged and if a long - term deal isn't reached by July 16, the franchised player will receive a one - year contract with a salary that's an average of the top five highest - paid players at that position.

They didn't franchise Dontari Poe a year ago and likely won't tag nose tackle Bennie Logan this year, either.

The Steelers used the franchise tag on Bell last year and may have no choice but to go that route again.

The Giants handled the franchise tag perfectly last year — using it to give themselves more time for contract negotiations with Jason Pierre - Paul to eventually agree to a long - term deal.

If he doesn't and plays under the franchise tag, he'd be locked into a one - year deal and set to hit free agency in March 2019.

The Texans probably should've used the franchise tag to keep A.J. Bouye a year ago, but the only time they've ever used it was 2009 on Dunta Robinson.

Bell received the franchise tag last year and is threatening to retire if he gets it again this time around.

The Rams gave up what they did figuring they would get three years out of him, his two contract plus a year with a franchise tag and then let him walk.

You don't have to go very far down the pay scale for top running backs and No. 2 wide receivers until the combined amount gets into the ballpark of Bell's current one - year payout of $ 12.1 million on the franchise tag.

With Cousins only signing the franchise tag to remain in Washington for the upcoming season, he could be looking at a big payday next year... if he can avoid getting Joe Theismanned, that is.

Le'Veon Bell has been given the exclusive rights franchise tag for a second straight year, and Kevin Colbert said himself the draft can change everything, in regards to the ongoing contract talks between the two sides.

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Set three years after Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception, the fourth main entry in the franchise sees Nathan Drake return to his fortune - hunting ways with his trusted partner Sully in tow and a new character, Drake's brother Sam, tagging along under unknown — but definitely dodgy — circumstances.