What once felt like a far-off deadline — 4 p.m. on July 17 — is rapidly approaching.
By 4 p.m. Monday, players designated with the franchise tag must either sign a multiyear contract with the team or else play on the one-year tag, which, for Barkley, is $10.1 million for the 2023 season.and sit out the season, which is a pathway littered with peril and not an option Barkley is expected to take.
“I feel like I’m more than that,’’ Barkley said back on June 11 at his football camp in Jersey City. “I feel we finally got to a place where we’re a successful team. We got to start winning games, and I was a big part of that.”Giants’ $19.5 million guaranteed offer not enough for Saquon BarkleyThe vision Schoen has for Barkley, though, does not shred the reality of what the market is bearing for running backs.
If the two sides cannot agree on suitable compensation, the Giants are content to have Barkley play on the tag of $10.1 million and then revisit his contract situation after the season, when they will once again have the option to secure Barkley with the franchise tag, this time for $12 million.
Indeed, he was an integral part of the winning formula Daboll concocted in his first year on the job.There is also no denying Barkley playing on the one-year franchise tag could lead to all sorts of negative vibes and potential pitfalls.
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