2019 Free Agency Thread

[Joemailman]

I don't think the Packers are close to done yet. It would not surprise me to see them sign a receiver like Golden Tate or one of the less-expensive-WR that's still available.

Not a lot of salary cap room left. I don't think there will be anything major before the draft, unless they cut somebody to create some cap room.

[jklowan]

Total Cap Liabilities: $190,386,166

• Top 51: $169,699,196
• Team Cap Space: $15,106,043

Still enough left for another player, draft picks, and our free agents - hopefully Breeland

https://overthecap.com/salary-cap/green-bay-packers/

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Not a lot of salary cap room left. I don't think there will be anything major before the draft, unless they cut somebody to create some cap room.

they still have around 9-10 million in cap left depending on how much we gave lewis

[HarveyWallbangers]

I think I read they have ~$23M if they cut Tramon. They could still resign Wilkerson, Matthews, and/or Breeland. That would take up much of what they have left. If those guys don't resign though, there may be room for a slot WR or another S.

[pbmax]

I think I read they have ~$23M if they cut Tramon. They could still resign Wilkerson, Matthews, and/or Breeland. That would take up much of what they have left. If those guys don't resign though, there may be room for a slot WR or another S.

I think Tramontana could get you between $4-5 million in room. His contract wasn't that big. You could save $1 mil if it happens before tomorrow.

[Deputy Nutz]

I refuse to return to the fandom of the Green Bay Packers if they resign Clay Matthews. Everyone else besides Rodgers is gone, I can start mending bridges once those two dipshits are gone.

[Fritz]

I am hoping - maybe wishing - that by cutting Cobb they might afford both Breeland and Golden Tate.

[pbmax]

Unless there is someone they really want to cut, I think one more mid-tier guy is it. Maybe Tate or Breeland accept that kind of money, but I doubt it.

[pbmax]

Florio, had he stuck to just interpreting contracts and leverage, would be my favorite NFL insider type. He branched out and became wildly successful, but his breakdown of contracts is still the best part of his gig.

Here he is on why that Jets deal might be much better (or not better at all) than the Steelers offer last year: https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...eon-bell-deal/

[Fritz]

Unless there is someone they really want to cut, I think one more mid-tier guy is it. Maybe Tate or Breeland accept that kind of money, but I doubt it.

This is where you channel your inner Ted: wait them out.

[gbgary]

I am hoping - maybe wishing - that by cutting Cobb they might afford both Breeland and Golden Tate.

cobb's free. williams and crosby are the obvious candidates for having their heads lopped off for immediate cap relief. i'd like to see breeland. justin houston would be great.

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Unless there is someone they really want to cut, I think one more mid-tier guy is it. Maybe Tate or Breeland accept that kind of money, but I doubt it.

i'm guessing wilkerson

both signs already have expressed interest in him coming back

i'm guessing he's seeing if he can get a big deal somewhere, and if he can't, i bet he comes back for the same thing he played for last season

4 or 5 million for a year, or whatever it was

[call_me_ishmael]

I mean, all of the big name FAs agreed already, so now it's bargain shopping season. I don't think Cobb is gonna sign for more than 2-3M for example. I could (and probably will) be wrong.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

I ain't got no love for Breeland. He's nothing but a blacker Mr. Hyde. Hyde was an abomination.

Now that Cole Beasley is off the market, I'd love to see Cobb back in the Green and Gold. LaFluer's pick-in-roll offense might be tailor-made for Cobb at this stage of his career.

I want the Claymaker back b/c he's still white.

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haha is a bear