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  • #16
    Originally posted by falco
    It'd be interesting if TT tried for Freeney next year...I don't see it personally, but who knows what he has in store.

    I imagine he will try to build through the draft another year, then go for some big names to put the pieces together.

    Not comparing Freeney to Reggie, but it'd be a move in a similar vein.
    It's unfortunate, Indy said they are going to franchise him if they can't work something out.

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    • #17
      Thanks Patler; great info. Nice to see the dead weight gone; I'd feel better if I believed TT was going to aggressively use the cap space on next year's starters though.

      Have a Great Day !
      B
      TERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWER

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Kiwon
        If Favre is gone after this year won't that add about $10 million to the mix?
        I don't think he'll add much dead weight next year. His signing bonus is paid off then, isn't it? What other money is written in that could carry over? Doesn't matter, he'll still be under center...
        "Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg Jennings

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        • #19
          Originally posted by MJZiggy
          Originally posted by Kiwon
          If Favre is gone after this year won't that add about $10 million to the mix?
          I don't think he'll add much dead weight next year. His signing bonus is paid off then, isn't it? What other money is written in that could carry over? Doesn't matter, he'll still be under center...
          i think he ment it would add about 10 million in free cap space to the mix

          however, once brett retires and rodgers becomes the starter, then rodgers contract has an escalator that would make his cap number jump up

          as the cap space we would gain in smaller then it would seem

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          • #20
            Originally posted by red
            Originally posted by MJZiggy
            Originally posted by Kiwon
            If Favre is gone after this year won't that add about $10 million to the mix?
            I don't think he'll add much dead weight next year. His signing bonus is paid off then, isn't it? What other money is written in that could carry over? Doesn't matter, he'll still be under center...
            i think he ment it would add about 10 million in free cap space to the mix

            however, once brett retires and rodgers becomes the starter, then rodgers contract has an escalator that would make his cap number jump up

            as the cap space we would gain in smaller then it would seem
            Red, didn't we go through the calculations last spring? As I recall, with Rodgers escalator and a million or so for a decent backup to Rodgers, the savings would only be about half of what it first appears.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Patler
              Originally posted by red
              Originally posted by MJZiggy
              Originally posted by Kiwon
              If Favre is gone after this year won't that add about $10 million to the mix?
              I don't think he'll add much dead weight next year. His signing bonus is paid off then, isn't it? What other money is written in that could carry over? Doesn't matter, he'll still be under center...
              i think he ment it would add about 10 million in free cap space to the mix

              however, once brett retires and rodgers becomes the starter, then rodgers contract has an escalator that would make his cap number jump up

              as the cap space we would gain in smaller then it would seem
              Red, didn't we go through the calculations last spring? As I recall, with Rodgers escalator and a million or so for a decent backup to Rodgers, the savings would only be about half of what it first appears.
              yeah it was something like that, i can't remember the exact number, but i want to say it cut the savings almost in half. i know we had all the numbers worked out, so its not just something i pulled out of my ass

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              • #22
                But remember, different year, different numbers. Don't get ahead of yourselves, we'll need something to do in February.
                "Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg Jennings

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by GBRulz
                  Yeah, he was. In fact, it was only the first time since 1984 (I think) that the Packers cut a 4th rounder prior to the season.

                  I read that somewhere a couple weeks ago and posted it someone on here, but don't remember exactly where.
                  I figured some of the"sharpies" would answer this one for ya.

                  It was another brilliant Tom Braatz pick, Rollin Putzier a NT from Oregon, 4th round pick ihn '88. Putzier was what we got from trading Lofton to the Raiders.

                  I remember Putzier for two things:

                  1. The glowing article in the JS about what a great player he was gonna be.
                  2. How shitty he was.

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