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Welcome to NFL Live. The first big event of the NFL off season kicks off today.

Teams can now utilize the franchise tag on pending free agents.

And there are plenty of big decisions to be made.

Starting out in Seattle, Dan Graziano, what can you tell us about the Seahawks plans for Super Bowl MVP?

Kenneth Walker, the third.

Well, as Adam Schaefter reported this morning, the Seahawks not expected to use the tag on Kenneth

Walker the 3rd, the Super Bowl MVP. If they cannot get a long-term deal done with him by the start

of free agency next month, that means he will hit free agency and likely be a popular guy on the market following his strong post season.

Similar in Cincinnati, Trey Hendrickson were not likely to receive the franchise tag from the Bengals,

simply because it's a little cost prohibitive. Remember, the Bengals weren't eager to pay Trey

Hendrickson what he wanted this time last year, and it led to a protracted

dispute. I think the Bengals wished Trey Hendrickson well, and he signed somewhere else,

ending his time in Cincinnati. Kyle Pitts, tight end for the Falcons. He seems like a candidate

to get tagged. Tight end tag likely to come in around $16.5 million. That would make Kyle Pitts a top five highest

paid tight end in the league. He's coming off a strong season, but he's had inconsistencies

with health and production throughout his career. Falcons may want to see another strong

season before committing long term. And then in Dallas, wide receiver George Pickens very likely to get the tag.

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