NFL free agency: Attention, Giants! Kenny Golladay is hitting the open market Golladay is the most notable name among players who were not franchise tagged Photo by Leon Halip/Getty Images The last day of the franchise tag deadline was jam-packed with decisions on some very valuable players. The New York Giants continue to try and find common ground with pass-rushing defensive lineman Leonard Williams - that ground has yet to be discovered. For the second consecutive year, Williams is franchise tagged which will net him a 20 percent raise above the original franchise tag number. The official salary-cap number has yet to be determined and that is pertinent to the franchise tag. Williams is still attempting to be paid, under the 2020 franchise tag, as an EDGE prospect instead of a defensive lineman - his grievance has still yet to be resolved. The 2020 EDGE payment was $17.78 million and the defensive tackle payment was $16.12 million. If there is no agreement with the Giants and Williams, an arbiter may have to get involved - Williams has plenty of snaps at both defensive tackle and on the EDGE. Williams is now franchised again so his positional designation has importance to the Giants’ salary cap space moving forward.