After months of fruitless negotiations, the New York Giants' Saquon Barkley and Las Vegas Raiders' Josh Jacobs won't be securing contract extensions in 2023.
. Barkley was seeking a contract extension with at least $22.2 million in guaranteed money, which would have mirrored the guarantees of consecutive franchise tags. A new deal for Jacobs would have also necessitated a similar floor in guarantees.Sign the one-year tag and report to training camp to play out the 2023 season for $10.1 million
Refuse to immediately sign the tag and sit out all or portions of training camp before reporting for the regular seasonDecline to sign the tag altogether and sit out the entirety of the 2023 season Until they sign their one-year deals, neither Barkley or Jacobs is under contract. That means neither can be fined by their respective teams for missing portions of training camp or the preseason. However, if either fails to sign their deals once the regular season begins, they will forfeit one paycheck for each missed week .
The last player to sit out regular-season games under the franchise tag was former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell, who skipped the 2018 season during a tag dispute. The Steelers declined to apply the tag to Bell the following offseason, making him a free agent. He ultimately signed with the New York Jets. Injuries limited him to only 17 games over two seasons that he earned about $28 million, according to Spotrac.
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