According to the NFL Network reporter Ian LaPorte, the Carolina Panthers will use the team privilege label for the player Graham Gano instead of the guard Andrew Norwell. (Andrew Norwell). Gano has spent six seasons with the Panthers and the current four-year contract is coming to an end.

In 2017, the value of the kicker's label was around 4.8 million U.S. dollars, which has been rising since 2012. Gano’s previous contract was a yearly salary of 3.1 million U.S. dollars.

There are not many examples of using privilege tags with players NFL Coins. The most recent player to win the team's label was the Baltimore Ravens star, second-time All-Pro candidate Justin Tucker, and he quickly completed a four-year contract with the team.

Although 30-year-old Gano did not reach the All-Pro level, but last season he also scored a professional bowler, the free kick rate of 96.7%, the league's first.

Norwell was one of the most watched players in the free market, but the offensive striker's label price was too high (at least $14 million), and the Panthers could only relent. Norwell posted $2.7 million in 2017. The highest annual guard in the league is Kevin Zeitler of Cleveland Brown. He signed with Brown about $60 million in contracts last year.