The NFL's franchise tag deadline is later the week. Jessie Bates III, Dalton Schultz, Orlando Brown, and Mike Gesicki all need new deals. Who will and won't get an extension? FrontOffice33 | RuleTheJungle | DallasCowboys | ChiefsKingdom | FinsUp
earlier this offseason undeniably complicated matters between Schultz and the Cowboys, but we foresee the two sides reaching a middle ground. A three-year extension worth approximately $42 million would qualify as a fair deal for all parties involved.
The Cowboys made some difficult financial decisions this offseason that included moving on from Amari Cooper, Randy Gregory, and La’el Collins while choosing to retain the likes of Schultz and Michael Gallup. Schultz remains in Dallas’ long-term plans. The two sides should manage to negotiate an appropriate extension that keeps Schultz in Dallas for the foreseeable future.
Veach will want to secure Brown’s future with the franchise ahead of his scheduled free agency next offseason. An extension would approach $20 million annually. A five-year contract worth $97.5 million would make Brown one of the highest-paid offensive tackles across the entire NFL. Brown should protect Patrick Mahomes’ blindside for several years to come.
Gesicki signed his franchise tag that is scheduled to pay him $10.8 million earlier this offseason after denying the opportunity to file a grievance over being tagged as a tight end rather than a wide receiver. The NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo recentlythe Dolphins and Gesicki have yet to open talks on a long-term contract. At this juncture, all signs point to Friday’s deadline passing without Gesicki agreeing to an extension beyond 2022.
The Dolphins have invested a ton of capital into their offense this offseason and they likely want to see how Gesicki fits their new-look offense before investing even more dollars into that side of the ball.
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