Chicago Bears star wide receiver Allen Robinson and Detroit Lions standout pass-catcher Kenny Golladay are both expected to be franchise tagged by their respective clubs, per Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports. Having failed to agree to long-term deals with the two wideouts, applying the franchise tag to them will incur a salary cap hit of over $16 million to each team.

While the Bears and Robinson engaged in negotiations over a potential multi-year contract during the regular season, the two sides were ultimately unable to come to an agreement, which reportedly led to Robinson asking for a trade. Though the Bears opted to hold on to the receiver past the trade deadline, Robinson was clearly frustrated, and at one point, scrubbed his social media profiles of any mention of the franchise.

Off-field concerns aside, Robinson continued to be one of the most productive receiving targets in the NFL. Not only did the seven-year pro surpass the 1,000 receiving-yard mark for the second consecutive year, but he caught 102 passes despite operating with some of the most maligned quarterbacks in the league.

As for Golladay, La Canfora notes that not only will the tag serve as a cost-saving maneuver—with the wideout expected to command upwards of $19 million in the open market—but as a means to reset the relationship between the two sides. With the receiver reportedly unhappy about the length of his contract negotiations, the tag could provide time for the new regime in Detroit to find a long-term solution for Golladay.

While the wideout battled injuries for most of the season that limited him to a mere five games in 2020, he remains of the most versatile receivers in the NFL. Not only did Golladay lead the league in receiving touchdowns in 2019, but he has shown himself capable of working across the entire field.

Though it may not be the resolution either player was hoping for, Allen Robinson and Kenny Golladay don't appear to be on the move for now.