PFT: Official franchise, transition tag numbers revealed

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Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on January 29, 2010 11:53 AM ET
With teams able to use a franchise and a transition tag this offseason barring a collective bargaining agreement, the following numbers will be of interest to many players around the league.

Here's a look at the franchise and transition numbers at each position, courtesy of Mike Garafolo of the Newark Star-Ledger.

The numbers are based on the average of the highest five or ten players at each position, depending on which tag you use.


Quarterback: $16.405 million [franchise tag], $14.546 million [transition tag]

Defensive end: $12.398m, $10.193m


Offensive line: $10.731m, $9.142m

Linebacker: $9.680m, $8.373m

Cornerback: $9.566 m , $8.056 m

Wide receiver: $9.521m, $8.651m

Running back: $8.156m, $7.151m

Defensive tackle: $7.003m, $6.353m

Safety: $6.455m, $6.011m

Tight end: $5.908m, $5.248m

Punter/kicker: $2.814m, $2.629m
 

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dallascowboyfanboy;3259934 said:
Wow even kickers are getting some serious coin. $2 million for a kicker? Really?! C'mon, man!

Yep this year kickers all around the league were well paid. Coincidentally it seems like more games were decided by missed FG's this year then any other year in recent memory.
 
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Muhast;3259942 said:
Yep this year kickers all around the league were well paid. Coincidentally it seems like more games were decided by missed FG's this year then any other year in recent memory.

true dat. I can only think of 3 really good kickers (big leg strength and accurate) Nate Keading, Ryan Longwell, and Neal Rackers worth paying for.
 

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dallascowboyfanboy;3259945 said:
true dat. I can only think of 3 really good kickers (big leg strength and accurate) Nate Keading, Ryan Longwell, and Neal Rackers worth paying for.

And Kaeding melted down in the playoffs, while Rackers missed an easy kick at the end of regulation in the first round (nearly costing the Cards a win).
 

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Defensive end: $12.398m, $10.193m

Well, Marcus Spears will not be getting a Franchise or Transition tag.

How much will the highest tendered Restricted Free Agents getting? The one where the team receives a 1st and 3rd if they don't match.
 

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Muhast;3259942 said:
Yep this year kickers all around the league were well paid. Coincidentally it seems like more games were decided by missed FG's this year then any other year in recent memory.

your g/f is hat.
 

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dallascowboyfanboy;3259934 said:
Wow even kickers are getting some serious coin. $2 million for a kicker? Really?! C'mon, man!
Uh, did you watch the 2009 football season? How many teams would give $2mil for a clutch kicker? I'm sure Dallas would, Chargers would, Commanders, Eagles, Vikings..... who else?
 
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