The Packers have created a little cap space. Field Yates of ESPN reports that the Packers restructured the contract of defensive lineman Dean Lowry, who has one of the highest cap hits on the team. The restructure converting $3.11 million of Lowry's $4.1 million salary into a signing bonus, which creates $2.488 million in cap [more]

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Time to use that extra space to sign a stud WR.

Originally Posted by: MintBaconDrivel 

I don't think there are many unsigned studs at any position to be had...

Also this probably means they aren't releasing Lowry next off-season to save cap mo eh like some have predicted...

Also means they need to find another way to get 2022 Cap lower, unless it's higher than predicted. Though releasing Preston Smith contract or at least getting another reduction in salary might still be on the table.

Originally Posted by: beast 

I don't think there are many unsigned studs at any position to be had...

Also this probably means they aren't releasing Lowry next off-season to save cap mo eh like some have predicted...

Also means they need to find another way to get 2022 Cap lower, unless it's higher than predicted. Though releasing Preston Smith contract or at least getting another reduction in salary might still be on the table.

Originally Posted by: beast 

The Packers are projected to be $40 over the salary cap. I see a lot of room for salary cap relief here, though.
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Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

I don't know where they are going to find cap relief next year. Projections I have seen has us about 20 mil over, and in many ways that's worse than the 33 mil problem we had this year, as we have chewed up virtually all cap machinations to get where we are.

Originally Posted by: dfosterf 

Trading Rodgers Almost $22.5 mil alone.
Releasing the Smith Bros (Re-sign Z to a more team friendly contract.) $16 mil for Z and another $12.5
Cut Turner and Lowry $4 mil each
That's $59 mil of cap freed up giving them 19 mil to play with. They will need about $10 mil to pay draft picks and free agents.

Originally Posted by: wpr 

The Packers are projected to be $40 over the salary cap. I see a lot of room for salary cap relief here, though.
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Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool