Packers signing Jimmy Graham

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not to mention the Giants

I must have forgotten what you are talking about.

[mraynrand]

I must have forgotten what you are talking about.

defenses that stifled the Packers O.

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defenses that stifled the Packers O.

No, I mean I REALLY don't want to remember what you are talking about.

[mraynrand]

No, I mean I REALLY don't want to remember what you are talking about.

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Demovsky has the contract numbers:

Details on Jimmy Graham‘s contract with the Packers: it's three years and $30 million and includes an $11 million signing bonus. It also includes a $5 million roster bonus due on the third day of the 2019 league year. Graham will make $2 million in salary and other bonuses this season for a total of $13 million in the first year. The $11 million signing bonus is the only guaranteed money.

Rob Demovsky, ESPN Staff Writer

First year cap is $5.67 mil. Dead money after this year is $7.3 mil with $17 million (over two years) to cushion the blow of letting him go.

[woodbuck27]

http://www.packers.com/news-and-events/article-daily-news-story/article-1/Five-things-to-know-about-Jimmy-Graham/b1d1acb2-215a-488e-a603-bd7f61d20978

Posted Mar 16, 2018

Wes Hodkiewicz packers.com staff writer @WesHod

Five-time Pro Bowl tight end brings an impressive resume to Green Bay

Read more: http://www.packers.com/news-and-even...#ixzz5AC8m4Tjv


A Fans Comments:

" ...Graham is all about trust. He works with his QB all year around. He got very close to Wilson. (Graham was in his wedding) And he had the same relationship with Brees who threw him under the bus and hardened him up a bit. Rodgers likes to lob. Graham is 6'7" probably 6'8" in cleats. Throw him a lob like you do in the post and very few can out jump him. And he's strong. They called him big sexy in NOLA.

Graham is a cool cat. He's standoffish at first, but the 12s took to him BIG TIME! Even Sherman trusted him at the end of the day. If he stays healthy, I hope he does well for your team. I think Rodgers will click with him.

Best to y'all this year!

PS: Check out his pilot videos. Very cool. ..."

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Demovsky has the contract numbers:



First year cap is $5.67 mil. Dead money after this year is $7.3 mil with $17 million (over two years) to cushion the blow of letting him go.

Yeah, he could be cut after one year. But it really makes sense to do it after 2.

[woodbuck27]

Yeah, he could be cut after one year. But it really makes sense to do it after 2.

Is he really a ...

[Bretsky]

I'm on record as saying I really like this signing.]

However, the deal ASJ landed is one I might have preferred if he'd have taken the same to go to Green Bay

DAMMIT...I'm back from Florida and snow is coming...this blows !

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Jimmy Graham taking a cue from Bart Starr: https://www.packersnews.com/story/sp...ent/685848002/

Extracellular vesicles (EVs - produced by stem cells) extracted, cultivated and injected back into the patient to help with his healed but still painful patella repair.

Here is a neat little side effect/unexpected complication:

But one of the researchers, Dr. Victor Khabie, the chief of sports medicine at Northern Westchester County (N.Y.) Hospital, said he’s treated patients who had sustained kidney and liver damage after undergoing IV stem-cell treatment, presumably caused by contamination of the stem cells or additives needed for the IV infusion.

“One patient that comes to mind had almost immediate relief of various orthopedic alignments after a similar therapy, followed by organ damage some months later,” Khabie said in an email.

[hoosier]

Jimmy Graham taking a cue from Bart Starr: https://www.packersnews.com/story/sp...ent/685848002/

Extracellular vesicles (EVs - produced by stem cells) extracted, cultivated and injected back into the patient to help with his healed but still painful patella repair.

Here is a neat little side effect/unexpected complication:

Not to worry, there are stem cell treatments to repair kidney damage.

[mraynrand]

Jimmy Graham taking a cue from Bart Starr: https://www.packersnews.com/story/sp...ent/685848002/

Extracellular vesicles (EVs - produced by stem cells) extracted, cultivated and injected back into the patient to help with his healed but still painful patella repair.

Here is a neat little side effect/unexpected complication:

In the video, Graham said he was skeptical that the treatment would work but thought it was worth trying anyway. By his description, the infusion took only about 15 minutes from setup to finish, and immediately afterward he walked back from the clinic to his hotel. There, he watched a movie in his room, and to his surprise, when he got up after prolonged sitting, he walked pain-free for the first time since his injury.

10:1 they injected something else in there to kill the pain.

[bobblehead]

10:1 they injected something else in there to kill the pain.

I'll take the bet. This is science. Even the skeptic admitted the problem was probably caused by contamination.

[mraynrand]

I'll take the bet. This is science. Even the skeptic admitted the problem was probably caused by contamination.

kinda sorta. Tell me what's in those exosome/vesicles that regrows cartilage in a few hours. lol.

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It could all be in his head.