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Mario Williams - LB - Texans
The franchise tag is not believed to be an option for the Texans in retaining free agent Mario Williams.
Williams earned $18 million in 2011. The mandatory franchise-tag raise would push his 2012 salary to a prohibitive $22.9 million, leaving Williams with quite a bit of leverage in contract talks. Williams' preference is to stay in Houston, but his agent surely realizes there's a good chance the best pass rusher on the market will break the bank in free agency. The Chargers and Raiders are two of the many teams sure to be interested if Williams hits the open market.
Related: Chargers, Raiders
Source: Houston Chronicle
Jan 25 - 10:10 AM
The franchise tag is not believed to be an option for the Texans in retaining free agent Mario Williams.
Williams earned $18 million in 2011. The mandatory franchise-tag raise would push his 2012 salary to a prohibitive $22.9 million, leaving Williams with quite a bit of leverage in contract talks. Williams' preference is to stay in Houston, but his agent surely realizes there's a good chance the best pass rusher on the market will break the bank in free agency. The Chargers and Raiders are two of the many teams sure to be interested if Williams hits the open market.
Related: Chargers, Raiders
Source: Houston Chronicle
Jan 25 - 10:10 AM