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Out of shape. Out of cares? He doesn't even look like an NFL player. Damn.
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Yeah, I check Ken Ingalls' Twitter account from time to time and he is going on and on about the 2022 situation for a while now. That's why I was so surprised by yet another restructure, especially for someone like Lowry.@Deffid You looked at the cap situation for 2022?
Unreal, which makes restructuring Lowry and guaranteeing more of his money even more confounding.
Currently, the team is $29 million OVER the 2022 cap (most in the NFL iirc)
Cut Preston Smith = $17 million over
And that's without contracts for Davante Adams or Robert Tonyan
Also did that voidable years bullshit with his one year deal:I kinda hope the front office is shopping Tonyan. He's on the last year of his deal before he hits the market. And even if the team could afford to pay him, he's most likely goin to demand way more than he's worth ala Austin Hooper.
Also did that voidable years bullshit with his one year deal:
Guess it will depend on the price tag and situation next year.
I don't think they will make any kind of "big" move unless they do something with Rodgers deal or an Adams extension which could lower his current 16m cap hit. But I assume no significant move will be made.Given how next year's cap situation is considerably more dire, I don't really get them pushing so much into it. If they fail to make a big signing (are they any left?), it will make even less sense.
Like...with Dean Lowry? WTF? There are a ton of bargain DL free agents out there. Kawann Short, Jurrell Casey, Geno Atkins, Sheldon Richardson, Allen Bailey, Shelby Harris (who graded top 10 in PFF in 2020 btw), Austin Johnson are all available for nothing and you....extend Dean Lowry? So that his 2022 cap hit is....8 million dollars, half of which is guaranteed? He's going to have a top 10 salary in 2022 for 5 techs.
I don't think they will make any kind of "big" move unless they do something with Rodgers deal or an Adams extension which could lower his current 16m cap hit. But I assume no significant move will be made.
That move was absolutely insane. Just cut the guy, who cares? Not even post June bullshit, just cut him, get some JAG for him and call it a day. Now his cap hit in 2022 is 8m and dead cap about 4m, which could mean ANOTHER season of Lowry after this one.
As sad as it is, only way to solve this cap issue (short(mid term) is either by going full on Saints giving Rodgers whatever he wants and push money out every year, or to trade him.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...-lafleur-unsure-aaron-rodgers-attend-minicamp
"It was also the first look at veteran Blake Bortles, who was signed last month. Bortles served as the No. 2 quarterback and had the longest completion of practice: a deep ball to undrafted rookie receiver Bailey Gaither, who got behind cornerback Kevin King for an outstretched catch."
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I don't think they will make any kind of "big" move unless they do something with Rodgers deal or an Adams extension which could lower his current 16m cap hit. But I assume no significant move will be made.
That move was absolutely insane. Just cut the guy, who cares? Not even post June bullshit, just cut him, get some JAG for him and call it a day. Now his cap hit in 2022 is 8m and dead cap about 4m, which could mean ANOTHER season of Lowry after this one.
As sad as it is, only way to solve this cap issue (short(mid term) is either by going full on Saints giving Rodgers whatever he wants and push money out every year, or to trade him.
The dead money sucks but they would still get a significant relief in both years. You also have to consider that those two years very likely won't be contending years anyway, they get some talent on rookie deals back and a bunch of premium picks for more cheap talent over a few years. But we will see what happens in a few months, I think he stays after all, but can't rule out anything else and also the conditions under which he stays will matter (a lot).Trading Rodgers doesn't help the cap. Too much dead money even if it's spread over two years. If Rodgers retires, it helps the cap.