JLove 2025

[red]

What if he cuts his salary to the minimum to help sign players? What if I get elected president on write in votes in two years. Gotta be realistic. I guess what you propose is extremely unlikely but I concede it's not completely out of the realm of possibility.

his salary already is the minimum or close to it for the next 3 seasons

2022- 1.15 million
2023- 1.165 million
2024- 2.25 million this is the year the big roster bonuses kick in (15.6 million)

there is no money to give back or take back for the next couple of years

his cap number is what it is

[Rastak]

his salary already is the minimum or close to it for the next 3 seasons

2022- 1.15 million
2023- 1.165 million
2024- 2.25 million this is the year the big roster bonuses kick in (15.6 million)

there is no money to give back or take back for the next couple of years

his cap number is what it is

He'd have to sign on a new contract getting rid of all the money he's due.


edit: Other than the signing bonus he's already got which is pretty substantial.

[Fritz]

how?

theres no salary cap money to give back

other then the pro rated signing bonus hit for next year, which you can't decrease at all, he only counts the minimum salary against the cap, and a very small roster bonus

30.4 million of his 31.6 million dollar cap number for next season is tied up in pro rated signing bonuses

i'll give you guys another shock number. his cap number this year is 28.5 million, not quite the 25% of the cap so many people are bitching about him taking up

his contract right now, is not the reason this team sucks

Red, you totally blow your cover when you post stuff like this. Your crazy avatar, your references to drinking, your gruff blunt posts that suggest you're just shooting from the hip - all that shit you work so hard to cultivate goes up in smoke here because obviously you're quite sharp. I always did like you, Red. Both sides.

[run pMc]

https://overthecap.com/player/aaron-rodgers/1085

I don't think MLF, Gute, etc. can force Rodgers to retire. He's stubborn and won't let anyone decide for him if he can help it.
Packers gave him a lot of guaranteed money which impacts his numbers, including an option next year, etc.

https://overthecap.com/looking-ahead-to-the-packers-options-with-aaron-rodgers

I suspect they keep Rodgers unless things really unravel in the next few games and he retires after next season.

[Rastak]

his salary already is the minimum or close to it for the next 3 seasons

2022- 1.15 million
2023- 1.165 million
2024- 2.25 million this is the year the big roster bonuses kick in (15.6 million)

there is no money to give back or take back for the next couple of years

his cap number is what it is

Yea, I suppose he could give up future guarantees but you can't do shit with the original large signing bonus.

[Teamcheez1]

How is Rodgers going to react when he is told Jordan Love is starting the next game at some point this season?

[red]

Red, you totally blow your cover when you post stuff like this. Your crazy avatar, your references to drinking, your gruff blunt posts that suggest you're just shooting from the hip - all that shit you work so hard to cultivate goes up in smoke here because obviously you're quite sharp. I always did like you, Red. Both sides.

i'm not drunk and/or high all the time

[Joemailman]

Aaron Nagler

Nov 7
The Saints look like you're supposed to after you continuously kick the cap can down the street desperately trying to get your aging superstar QB back to the Super Bowl. The problem in Green Bay is they look like that NOW, while they still HAVE the aging superstar QB.

[MadtownPacker]

How is Rodgers going to react when he is told Jordan Love is starting the next game at some point this season?

I prefer it happens during a game so we all get to see the reaction. It was 100% justified the last game and should have happened.