There's two types of franchise tags. Exclusive: Player cannot negotiate with other teams and his salary is the greater of 1) 120% of previous year's salary or 2) average salary of the top 5 players playing the same position from the current year. Non-exclusive: Salary terms are the same except it's the average of the top 5 players from the previous year. Player can negotiate with other teams but current team reserves the right to match the offer. If it doesn't match the offer, it receives two first-round draft picks.
The franchise tag deadline time for NFL teams to designate their players for the upcoming season is typically in early March.
According to this news story, players can be traded after having the franchise tag applied to them: http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/7569946/philadelphia-eagles-likely-franchise-wr-desean-jackson-report-says
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Once they have signed a contract or the player received a franchise tag
Each team can franchise on player whose contract is over each year. A franchise is a one-year contract. The player cannot be franchised two years in a row, but can be again later in his career. The team looks at all the players in the NFL at his position. They remove any other franchised players. Then, they average the top five player's salary and pay the player that much. Once a player has been franchised, he cannot try to get a better deal.
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A Franchise tag is not a German phrase. It refers to privileged labeling, i.e. in professional sports. Also see weblink below.
If a player is traded, the franchise tag is basically null. The franchise tag applies only to free agency. However, if a team went through the effort and expense of putting the franchise tag on a player (paying that player the average of the top 5 salaries at the player's position), the possibility of them trading that player is highly unlikely.
No one. Club opted to not use tag?
No, He was drafted by Chicago and is currently under the Franchise Tag with them.
Tickle tag is a playful variation of traditional tag where the "it" player tries to tag other players by tickling them instead of simply touching them. When a player is tagged by a tickle, they become "it" and must chase the others. To keep the game fun and safe, players should agree on boundaries and ensure that everyone is comfortable with the tickling aspect. The game continues until everyone has had a turn being "it" or until players decide to stop.
Kite tag is a variation of tag played outdoors, where players use kites to "tag" each other by flying them into the designated area of another player's kite. The main terms include the "tagger," who tries to tag others, and "runners," who avoid being tagged. Players must maintain a safe distance while flying their kites to avoid tangling. The game typically ends when all players are tagged or after a set time limit, with the last untagged player often becoming the next tagger.