Playing on the franchise tag brings with it risks for Daniel Jones that may outweigh the potential reward.
As the Giants and Jones continue negotiations over a long-term contract, there remains a gap between the $35 million-per-season range the Giants would prefer and the $40-million-plus-per-season range Jones desires.
The Giants would prefer a five-year deal to spread out and decrease Jones’ salary-cap hit. If Jones compromises at the, that would result in a five-year, $175 million contract. Is the difference of around $5 million-per-season worth risking the likely difference of $50 million or more he’d be guaranteed to earn?
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