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2022 ¹ú²úÍâÁ÷Íøfranchise tag tracker: Who received tag ahead of March 8 deadline?

¹ú²úÍâÁ÷Íøteams had until 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday to apply the franchise or transition tag to one player on their roster headed for free agency.

Browns tight end David Njoku was the first player to receive a franchise tag this offseason, but many more players are in consideration for the designation. Teams and franchise players have until mid-July to work out a multi-year contract extension. If an extension isn't reached by that point, the player and team can only agree to a one-year deal for the current season.

Here is all of the tags used by teams -- and notable ones not used -- ahead of Tuesday's deadline:

The following are the figures for non-exclusive franchise tags in 2022:

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Position Franchise tag figure
Quarterback $29.703 million
Running back $9.570 million
Wide receiver $18.419 million
Tight end $10.931 million
Offensive linemen $16.662 million
Defensive end $17.859 million
Defensive tackle $17.396 million
Linebacker $18.702 million
Cornerback $17.287 million
Safety $12.911 million
Kicker/punter $5.220 million

The following are the figures for transition tags in 2022:

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Position Transition tag value
Quarterback $27.186 million
Running back $8.034 million
Wide receiver $16.782 million
Tight end $9.392 million
Offensive linemen $15.348 million
Defensive end $16.012 million
Defensive tackle $14.716 million
Linebacker $15.783 million
Cornerback $15.167 million
Safety $10.817 million
Kicker/punter $4.701 million

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