Resignings and the Franchise Tag

Resigning Rules

MAXIMUM OF THREE 1 YEAR RESIGNINGS CONTRACTS

Player Overall Point Factors:

99= 14
98= 13
97= 12
96= 11.5
95= 10.5
94= 9.6
93= 9.0
92= 8.4
91= 7.7
90= 7.0
89= 6.2
88= 5.6
87= 5.0
86= 4.0
85= 3.0
84= 2.5
83= 2.0
82= 1.7
81= 1.5
80= 1.3
79= 1.1
78= 1.0
77 and lower are allowed to resign for free if you wish UNLESS they are of age 25 or less, in that case you pay 1.0 pt per signing.


Age multiplier:

21 or younger = 1.5 multiplier
22 = 1.43 multiplier
23 = 1.36 multiplier
24 = 1.28 multiplier
25 = 1.23 multiplier
26 = 1.18 multiplier
27 = 1.14 multiplier
28 = 1.1 multiplier
29 = 1.08 multiplier
30 = 1.04 multiplier
31 = 1.0 multiplier
32 = 0.96 multiplier
33 = 0.92 multiplier
34 = 0.86 multiplier
35 = 0.8 multiplier
36 = 0.75 multiplier
37+ = 0.7 multiplier

Pro-Bowl Multiplier:

Pro-Bowl 1.2

Position Multiplier:


QB 1.1
RB 1.0
MLB 1.0

WR 0.95
OT 0.95

OLB 0.9
DE 0.9

CB 0.85
FS 0.85
SS 0.85

DT 0.75
TE 0.75

FB 0.7
OG 0.7

C 0.65

K 0.5

P 0.4

Contract Length Multiplier:

1=1.00

2=1.30

3=1.60

4=1.85

5=2.35

6=2.80

7=3.20


POINT TOTAL TO SPEND: 24

Franchise Tag

If you franchise a player for one year, the follow year, you either have to release them, or sign them to a contract length determined by overall.

79 and below = minimum 3 years

80-89 = minimum 4 year contract

90+ = minimum 5 year contract

So if a team wants to take the risk and stay under cap, they can use the franchise tag but afterwards, they PAY UP BIGTIME, either with spending most their points next season, or else losing that player to FA. Players who are franchised cannot be traded.