The 2013 salary cap is tentatively slated to be at or just below $121 million, according to NFL sources. The values for restricted free agent designations and franchise tenders have also been set. Below are the tentative franchise tag and transition tag numbers for each position, in millions. These figures were distributed in early December at the annual meeting of team owners in Dallas and will likely be finalized in March. Cornerback franchise tag: $10.668, transition tag: $8.939; defensive end franchise tag: $10.984, transition: $8.994; defensive tackle franchise tag: $8.306, transition tag: $6.919; kicker/punter franchise tag: $2.926, transition tag: $2.654; linebacker franchise tag: $9.455 , transition tag: $8.216; offensive line franchise tag: $9.660 , transition tag: $8.560; quarterback franchise tag: $14.642, transition tag: $12.845; running back franchise tag: $8.079, transition tag: $6.851; safety franchise tag: $6.798, transition tag: $5.899; tight end franchise tag: $5.962, transition tag: $5.105, wide receiver franchise tag: $10.357. transition tag: $8.716. Source: NFL.com
wide receiver franchise tag: $10.357. transition tag: $8.716 I can tell you Mike Wallace won't see that money in Pittsburgh...lol.
Yeah no joke. Lots of hard decisions around the NFL for players like Joe Flacco, Danny Amendola, Jake Long, Steven Jackson, Reggie Bush, Ryan Clady, Jarius Byrd, Dwayne Bowe and more.
The packers are like the Colts during Manning's later years in Indy . It doesn't matter who they put out there, they look like pro bowlers. Austin Collie, Anthony Gonzolez, etc.
not to high on a jake long right now i doubt that jennings will be back but this kinda franchise move is so far working out for the patriots we all know wes welker wont be back after gettin the tag this year
