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Tua time!
The Baltimore Sun suggests free agent Dennis Pitta could argue he's a wide receiver if franchise tagged as a tight end by the Ravens.
Per Pro Football Focus, Pitta ran 79.7 percent of his 2013 pass routes in the slot, the highest percentage in the league. The tight end tag is worth $6.7 million, while the receiver tag is $11.5 million. The two-week window for teams to slap franchise tags begins on Monday. In an ideal world, the Ravens could avoid this potential dispute by signing Pitta long term. A source tells the Sun, however, that the sides "haven't made substantial progress in contract talks."
via rotoworld
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Good luck pitta with that one...Jimmy graham is trying the same thing...pitta missed most the season...he can try to work that all he wants...he's getting the tight end tag...only way that will change is if the owners and player union agree to something to amend the current CBa...good luck
Charles clay could try the same thing if we tried to tag him also if need be...good luck...unless there wording in the CBa under the definition of a tight end a loophole they are stuck