KIRKLAND - The Seattle Seahawks slapped the franchise tag on kicker Josh Brown Thursday afternoon, which means Seattle will tender a minimum of the average salary of the top five kickers in the National Football League, or a 20 percent salary increase, whichever is greater. That number is reportedly slightly more than $2 million.
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That sounds so odd
by BoneKrusher
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Josh Brown doesn't deserve his own topic.
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Not surprising. They need to keep him.Comment
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Maybe not, but a player getting the franchise tag does.Originally posted by GB12
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**** you made it before I could.
I personally think its worth the two first round picks to sign him.
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hmmm....Franchising a Kicker; That's a new oneComment
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yeah it really doesOriginally posted by The UnseenThat sounds so oddComment
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Damn I was gonna ask what Tubby has to say but he beat me to it. Most worthless franchise player ever.Originally posted by Tubby
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I disagree. Josh Brown has been extremely valuable to the Seahawks, as of late.Originally posted by etkComment
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The Pats did it with Adam Vinatieri a couple of years ago.Originally posted by princefielder28Comment
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It was a smart move some kickers win games.
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Some kickers win games. Robbie Gould dominates them. :DOriginally posted by portermvp84Comment
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lol he's one a couple of close games.
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