The two-week window for teams to franchise tag players opened on Monday (until March 2). One question for teams is at what cost would they be tagging Hurricanes Store Jersey their star players. NFL Media's Albert Breer collected the estimated tag figures, according to one team's calculations. The below estimates are based on an approximated $143 million salary cap -- $10 million above last season (the league has not yet di seminated to the team's the exact salary cap figures for 2015). Quarterbacks: $18.51 million Defensive ends: $14.78 million Linebacker: $13.17 million Cornerback: $13.05 million Offensive line: $12.92 million Wide Receivers: $12.8 million Defensive Tackle: $11.17 million Running Backs: $10.93 million Safety: $9.6 million Tight ends: $8.33 million Kicker/Punter: $4.12 million One caveat to the above franchise tag estimations is that if 120 percent of a player's 2014 cap figure is greater than the tag number it becomes the number used if a tag is applied. This is why tagging would cost the $26.898 million. Over the last two seasons just three of the 12 players who have been franchise tagged have gotten long-term deals done: TE , K and LT . The latest Podcast with Bucky Brooks. Find more content on . Paul Stastny Jersey