Raiders, Josh Jacobs don’t reach deal by franchise tag deadline, per source: What happens next?
New York TimesThe Raiders and running back Josh Jacobs did not reach an agreement on a long-term deal by Monday’s franchise tag deadline, a league source confirmed to The Athletic. Here’s what you need to know: The 25-year-old running back will have to play under the franchise tag tender, which is a one-year deal worth $10.1 million. GO DEEPER Tafur: Negotiations between Raiders, Josh Jacobs expected to go down to the wire The Athletic’s instant analysis: How we got here Things have been trending this way for a while now, but the Raiders and Jacobs officially can no longer agree to a contract extension this season after Monday’s deadline for franchise-tagged players to sign multiyear deals passed. Below are rankings using advanced metrics for the top 12 tailbacks in terms of touches last season, via TruMedia: Expected Points Added per target and rush EPA per rush EPA per target Jacobs went from a question mark heading into last season to earning All-Pro status after the 2022 campaign.