NFL's Franchise Tag Sees Lowest Utilization in Nearly 20 Years
A franchise tag is a one-year deal that keeps a player from entering free agency, which begins on March 12 at 4 p.m. ET. The two sides can continue working on a longer term deal until July 15 at 4 p.m. ET. If extensions aren't agreed upon by then, the player will compete one year under the franchise tag.
Only two teams used the franchise tag this year, but there were plenty of impactful deals made leading up to Tuesday's ...
Another year the Bengals failed to get a long-term deal done with Higgins, placing the franchise tag on the star wide ...
The Vikings didn't tag QB Sam Darnold, which means the 2018 top-three pick may have a chance to land a huge payday on the ...
There were two reasons the move didn’t make sense for the Vikings. Plus, Aaron Rodgers’s price tag, mid-first round draft ...
The Lions have not used the franchise tag since they designated DE Ziggy Ansah their franchise player in 2018.
The quarterback still could re-sign with the Vikings, but he remains eligible for unrestricted free agency next week.
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Jori Epstein and Jason Fitz break down the implications of Saquon Barkley's record-breaking contract extension and discuss ...
The Miami Dolphins, as expected, do not use the franchise tag on safety Jevon Holland, who can test free agency next week.
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