Packers' Off Season Moves and 2017 Roster

[Sparkey]

My list of players that I think could all help the Pack!

One of Gerald Hodges or Zach Brown at the ILB spot. Both guys have the ability to drop into coverage and actually be successful at it, something the Packers sorely lack. They should also come at a reasonable cost.

Connor Barwin, if around $5-6 a year and no more than 4 years would be a nice pickup.

Jonathan Hankins had his best year two years ago playing on the nose. Probably not happening, though.

Oday Aboushi G/T would be a decent signing or maybe John Urschel from the Ravens as veteran line depth.

Andrew Norwell is an interesting player. Would cost a 2nd rd pick, but was really good last year, is young and has upside to him.

Not much available in the secondary.

Speaking of contracts, any Packers coming up for contracts during the 2017 season ? ( If so, some of that cap would need to be held for that.)

[QBME]

Eddie Lacy signs with Seattle per Rich Eisen

[SMBASS]

Tom Silverstein‏Verified account @TomSilverstein 20s21 seconds ago


CB Davon House has agreed to one-year deal with the #Packers, according to a source.

[HarveyWallbangers]

Would you take House at $3.5M for one year or Lacy at $5.5 for one year? I think the veteran CB is more important. I would have liked to have seen Lacy resign, but probably not at that price.

[gbgary]

Would you take House at $3.5M for one year or Lacy at $5.5 for one year? I think the veteran CB is more important. I would have liked to have seen Lacy resign, but probably not at that price.

not if he isn't any good. with a gun to my head i'd have to pick lacy (after bariatric surgery).

[pbmax]

Would you take House at $3.5M for one year or Lacy at $5.5 for one year? I think the veteran CB is more important. I would have liked to have seen Lacy resign, but probably not at that price.

House.

[Deputy Nutz]

Apples to oranges,

Would you rather have House for 3.5 or Hyde for his 6.5 million per year deal? I would rather have House

[pbmax]

Apples to oranges,

Would you rather have House for 3.5 or Hyde for his 6.5 million per year deal? I would rather have House

House.

[bobblehead]

I project that House isn't on the final 53 this year.

[pbmax]

I project that House isn't on the final 53 this year.

Because he is terrible or because the #1 pick is a CB and two of Randall/Rollins/Gunter step up?

[MadScientist]

I project that House isn't on the final 53 this year.

Because he is terrible or because the #1 pick is a CB and two of Randall/Rollins/Gunter step up?

House isn't breaking the bank and isn't being paid to be a starter. Gunter will never step up much more than what he did last year due to lack of speed. Even if there is a #1 pick and Randall and Rollins both play well, there is still room for House as a dime back (Gunter back to ST mainly). Plus CB's are not exactly immune to injury, so you need all the depth you can get (see 2016).

[Pugger]

I project that House isn't on the final 53 this year.

Do you think Gunter, Hawkins and Waters are better than House? IMO he is better than these 3 and will be on the final roster unless Ted takes 3 CBs in the draft next month.

[smuggler]

Gotta think he makes the team unless he is just a shell of himself.

[gbgary]

well...i think unTed has left the building and tt is back. * sigh *

[pbmax]

Formally announced:

Michael Cohen‏ @Michael_Cohen13 34m34 minutes ago
#Packers announced the signings of CB Davon House and OLB/special teamer Jordan Tripp.

Tripp was not tendered, but has signed a deal.

[pbmax]

Cap Room: http://www.scout.com/nfl/packers/sto...able-cap-space

Keep in mind that with only 57 players under contract (second lowest), they are going to need to sign a bunch of low cost players.

TEAM			CNTRACS	2016 CARRYOVER	TEAM CAP	CAP ROOM
San Francisco 49ers	68	$38,708,916	$130,891,350	$78,230,085
Cleveland Browns	71	$50,123,269	$164,546,519	$53,271,360
Tennessee Titans	61	$24,046,522	$146,939,640	$44,939,611
Jacksonville Jaguars	74	$39,314,310	$162,257,853	$44,848,149
Oakland Raiders		58	$8,000,000	$132,518,512	$42,937,363
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	67	$5,330,779	$134,423,726	$39,368,630
Indianapolis Colts	64	$6,614,106	$138,349,907	$37,466,963
New England Patriots	61	$5,292,335	$137,131,806	$36,167,082
Houston Texans		64	$4,935,924	$141,075,383	$33,571,741
Green Bay Packers	57	$7,984,687	$148,607,353	$27,705,823
Cincinnati Bengals	61	$6,578,866	$146,741,901	$27,381,165
Minnesota Vikings	62	$400,184	$145,057,386	$26,638,725
Denver Broncos		68	$7,243,248	$148,265,282	$25,290,916
Chicago Bears		68	$8,103,197	$150,848,707	$24,801,483
New York Jets		74	$371,487	$145,623,124	$22,717,504
Arizona Cardinals	65	$4,405,068	$151,762,911	$21,302,607
Pittsburgh Steelers	77	$3,269,367	$151,262,841	$19,854,218
Buffalo Bills		49	$2,837,222	$150,097,444	$19,630,853
Seattle Seahawks	64	$2,065,865	$151,563,707	$18,783,858
Miami Dolphins		65	$8,363,708	$156,342,416	$18,382,264
Atlanta Falcons		58	$926,541	$155,607,638	$14,539,190
Carolina Panthers	75	$13,208,020	$166,812,972	$14,357,672
Washington Redskins	71	$15,055,131	$168,086,733	$14,218,332
Los Angeles Chargers	68	$113,693	$158,615,218	$13,711,101
Baltimore Ravens	63	$2,553,126	$152,950,996	$13,386,820
New Orleans Saints	66	$5,754,000	$158,836,348	$10,054,475
Dallas Cowboys		66	$2,401,553	$163,129,770	$9,528,479
Detroit Lions		64	$4,725,644	$162,548,027	$8,584,004
Kansas City Chiefs	69	$5,002,168	$166,366,961	$6,525,032
Philadelphia Eagles	71	$7,933,869	$173,338,601	$6,169,661
New York Giants		63	$1,800,000	$164,541,370	$4,415,876
Los Angeles Rams	66	$939,689	$167,907,739	$188,228
		AVERAGE	 	$9,141,347	$152,907,817	$24,331,025

[Zool]

Teams like the Rams, Chargers, and Jets scrape right up against the cap. They really know how to build a winning program.

[Pugger]

Teams like the Rams, Chargers, and Jets scrape right up against the cap. They really know how to build a winning program.

Zing!!

[gbgary]

helloooo unTed! please come baaaaack!

[esoxx]

Teams like the Giants, Chiefs, and Cowboys scrape right up against the cap. They really know how to build a winning program.