Official Packers vs Commanders game day thread

[oldbutnotdeadyet]

12 rushing attempts for 38 yards today they just said

trade arron jones for some nice picks if we aren't gonna use him

Our best trading opportunities are behind us..

[MadtownPacker]

Go for the onside and if it’s not successful it’s just a short field so they waste less time getting a field goal. Then Packers score a touchdown to win by one.

It would have worked!!

[beveaux1]

i honestly can't figure it out, its such a stupid complicated contract

it looks like we would get him with a 100 million dollar cap penalty if we cut him after the season

thats 66 million more then it would hurt us to keep him

According to various sources including Tom Pellisaro, ken Ingalls, Tom Silverstein, and Sportrac, the cap hit if Rodgers retires after this year is $40.3 million, after 2023 $68 million, and after 2024 $75 million due to bonuses spread out over the length of the contract and guaranteed money.

[Teamcheez1]

According to various sources including Tom Pellisaro, ken Ingalls, Tom Silverstein, and Sportrac, the cap hit if Rodgers retires after this year is $40.3 million, after 2023 $68 million, and after 2024 $75 million due to bonuses spread out over the length of the contract and guaranteed money.

So we need to start the letter writing campaign for Rodgers to retire this season?

[beveaux1]

Each year, apparently, the dead money rises. I hope those numbers are wrong, but if you google it, that's what you get.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Our best trading opportunities are behind us..

Still plenty of opportunities to trade for a Wu-Tang (skillful) WR.

[oldbutnotdeadyet]

Still plenty of opportunities to trade for a Wu-Tang (skillful) WR.

Sure, but with the way Rodgers is playing, why do it? We are already in contract/salary hell..

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Sure, but with the way Rodgers is playing, why do it? We are already in contract/salary hell..

No such thing as a salary cap hell anymore. Cook the cap.

[Rastak]

No such thing as a salary cap hell anymore. Cook the cap.

Not in this case Tex.....

[red]

our head coach just said "it is what it is", said who didn't know what the problems were, and said he hasn't seen any signs of players giving up. he also blamed uncharacteristic errors, even those those errors have been happening all season long

if you can't see what problem is, then you ARE the problem

[Massive J]

WThe old man busted thumb QB can't take a snap over center is kind of limiting, isn't it?

[oldbutnotdeadyet]

our head coach just said "it is what it is", said who didn't know what the problems were, and said he hasn't seen any signs of players giving up. he also blamed uncharacteristic errors, even those those errors have been happening all season long

if you can't see what problem is, then you ARE the problem

There are many problems, and none have quick fixes. Hard to get excited about the Packers at this point.

[red]

hey. dk metcalf just screwed up his knee

maybe we can stop hearing about him now

[red]

I HAVE THINGS TO CONTINUE BITCHING ABOUT, AND THERE IS NO POST GAME THREAD YET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[MadScientist]

Each year, apparently, the dead money rises. I hope those numbers are wrong, but if you google it, that's what you get.

The dead money doesn't increase, but it is huge for the next several years. It was a full fellatio contract to get Rodgers to re-sign. Paying for MVP, getting MEH.