Tee Higgins is one of two NFL players franchise-tagged, fewest since 1994
Cincinnati Bengals receiver Tee Higgins and Kansas City Chiefs guard Trey Smith were the only two NFL players to receive the franchise tag before Tuesday's deadline. ESPN's Adam Schefter tweeted that Evan Kaplan reported that the total number of two players was the fewest tagged since 1994.
The franchise tagging deadline has passed and there are officially only two players who won't hit the open market.
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Fox Reporter Blames NFL Players for Tee Higgins’ Status Despite Lowest Franchise Tag Utilization in 30YrsLet’s face some harsh realities of the NFL! The post Fox Reporter Blames NFL Players for Tee Higgins’ Status Despite Lowest ...
The number of franchise tags for NFL players this offseason is way down from last season as it hit a 21-year low.
1. Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins (Franchise tagged by the Bengals on March 3.) 2. Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold 3. Chiefs offensive guard Trey Smith (Franchise tagged by Chiefs on Feb.
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 ...
Scouting Combine behind us, the next big step in the NFL offseason is free agency. Tuesday marks the next big deadline, as ...
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Franchise-tagged Chiefs RG Trey Smith takes a step in the right direction toward a long-term deal with Kansas CityKansas City Chiefs RG Trey Smith is one step closer to signing a long-term extension with the team on Sunday. According to a report from NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Smith has officially signed his ...
While the public reason for the Bengals’ lack of interest in a deal is that they are still looking to work out a long-term ...
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