I'm fine with Pickett's pay. Historically they've not been able to stop a nosebleed on the ground unless he's in there.
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He's earned it up to now. I think the biggest question is whether he's got another good year left. He held up pretty well this year, but he's no spring chicken anymore.Originally posted by 3irty1 View PostI'm fine with Pickett's pay. Historically they've not been able to stop a nosebleed on the ground unless he's in there.
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I would pay Bush if he played Defense. Even a little bit of defense might justify him there. Unfortunately he's absolutely hopeless on D. He's a pretty darn good special teams guy, but I have a hard time paying a guy who's on the field 8 plays out of the game.Originally posted by sharpe1027 View PostI'm on the fence with Bush. He's been good on special teams, but I'm not convinced that replacing him with someone else would really make that much difference.
I think Hawk counts 7 million against the cap and (I think) they would save 5.4 million cap space if they cut him.- Once again, adding absolutely nothing to the conversation.
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you knowOriginally posted by smuggler View PostI think we'll find in 2014 that Raji is on his way out. I like him just fine, but I also feel he's probably GB's most overrated player.
i might agree with you on that. he's definately not the dominating force we'd like him to be
if hawk is a bust because he's not flashy and just does an average job, then you might have to look at raji the same way
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we'll try to punt more next year to increase his valueOriginally posted by Smeefers View PostI would pay Bush if he played Defense. Even a little bit of defense might justify him there. Unfortunately he's absolutely hopeless on D. He's a pretty darn good special teams guy, but I have a hard time paying a guy who's on the field 8 plays out of the game."Never, never ever support a punk like mraynrand. Rather be as I am and feel real sympathy for his sickness." - Woodbuck
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I feel he's underperformed but those big quick dudes don't grow on trees. I'd not mind spending a high pick on a big nose tackle and then evaluate Raji next season.Originally posted by smuggler View PostI think we'll find in 2014 that Raji is on his way out. I like him just fine, but I also feel he's probably GB's most overrated player."The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
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There aren't many 330 lb guys with Raji's quickness. While I agree he's not as consistently dominant as we would like, he would be harder to replace than a guy like Hawk.Originally posted by red View Postyou know
i might agree with you on that. he's definately not the dominating force we'd like him to be
if hawk is a bust because he's not flashy and just does an average job, then you might have to look at raji the same wayI can't run no more
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While the killers in high places
Say their prayers out loud
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Teams no longer need to wait to June 1st to spread the cap hit over two years.Originally posted by sharpe1027 View PostI think the article is partly wrong. Hawk has 1.6/year in prorated signing bonus cap hit from his 8 million dollar singing bonus (8 million / 5 years = 1.6 million). If they cut him after June 1 first, 1.6 million will count this year and the remaining 1.6 million carries into the next year. Basically, they would save 3.8 (5.4 - 1.6) this year and still have 1.6 million in dead money next year.
I could be wrong.Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
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but he's not nearly quick enough to get any pressure on qb'sOriginally posted by Joemailman View PostThere aren't many 330 lb guys with Raji's quickness. While I agree he's not as consistently dominant as we would like, he would be harder to replace than a guy like Hawk.
its his job as a fat man in the 3-4 to eat up blockers, like 2 or 3 of them at a time clog running lanes and keep blockers off the lb'ers
he needs to do a better job of that imo
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Originally posted by red View Postbut he's not nearly quick enough to get any pressure on qb's
its his job as a fat man in the 3-4 to eat up blockers, like 2 or 3 of them at a time clog running lanes and keep blockers off the lb'ers
he needs to do a better job of that imoRaji wasn't too bad for someone his size. He still needs to do better though.Originally posted by KYPack View PostStatistically, Daniels played a lot better. These numbers track QB pressure by the front five boys, down lineman and OLB's. Sacks, QB hits,& hurries....
Clay Matthews 12.76%
Mike Neal 10
Nick Perry 9.52%
Dezman Moses 8.24%
Mike Daniels 7.02%
Erik Walden 6.81%
BJ Raji 6.22%
CJ Wilson 5.56%
Jerel Worthy 2.56%
Ryan Pickett 2.23%
MDaniel's numbers were pretty damned good for a rookie interior DL.
Worthy has talent, but he's got to broaden his arsenal. He basically uses one move and a counter. It will take more solid moves than that to make him an effective PR force from the inside.
I wanna see Nick Perry, Clay Matthews, Mike Neal, Dezman Moses,
& Mike Daniels on the field at the same time in second and third & long situation. If Worthy gets healthy after camp spot him in that rotation, after "learnin'" him some tricks. I'm sure Turgo's got a gimmick or two the kid can put in his PR golf bagI can't run no more
With that lawless crowd
While the killers in high places
Say their prayers out loud
But they've summoned, they've summoned up
A thundercloud
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Ya, but that's just the mechanics of it. The cap hit still occurs when the team decides, the players just don't get left hanging for an extra month so it can be spread out over two years.Originally posted by sharpe1027 View PostDamn. You're right. Teams get two exceptions to the June deadline per year. Yet another error.--
Imagine for a moment a world without hypothetical situations...
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If you use the exception the cap hit happens sooner, but for the reduced amount. Getting back to Hawk, the Packers can save 3.8 this year and something similar next year (assuming his salary is about the same).Originally posted by Guiness View PostYa, but that's just the mechanics of it. The cap hit still occurs when the team decides, the players just don't get left hanging for an extra month so it can be spread out over two years.
If you look at the type of guys they are currently paying about that much or less for right now, 3.8 million includes some quality guys:
Jordy Nelson WR $3,975,000 $3,150,000
James Jones WR $3,750,000 $3,250,000
Mason Crosby K $3,150,000 $2,550,000
T.J. Lang OL $3,100,000 $2,000,000
Clay Matthews LB $2,672,500 $1,532,500
John Kuhn RB $2,543,750 $2,350,000
Bryan Bulaga OL $2,125,500 $962,000
Derek Sherrod OL $1,800,546 $975,182
Jarrett Bush CB $1,783,333 $1,450,000
Nick Perry LB $1,704,375 $730,875
Tim Masthay P $1,105,000 $865,000
Jerel Worthy DT $897,319 $569,464
Randall Cobb WR $875,299 $666,766
Mike Neal DT $865,000 $575,000
Brett Goode OL $821,250 $740,000
Morgan Burnett S $793,775 $575,000
Casey Hayward CB $752,253 $540,451
Alex Green RB $691,250 $562,500
Davon House CB $630,145 $555,000
Graham Harrell QB $630,000 $630,000
Andrew Quarless TE $620,607 $575,000
Marshall Newhouse OL $612,464 $575,000Last edited by sharpe1027; 01-25-2013, 11:13 AM.
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