And not to mention the salary cap is expected to jump $25M to $208.2 million for 2022.

LET'S FUCKING ROCK THIS SHIT!

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Forty bucks??? That’s not very bad!
😉😂

Originally Posted by: Cheesey 

And not to mention the salary cap is expected to jump $25M to $208.2 million for 2022.

LET'S FUCKING ROCK THIS SHIT!

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

I believe that's the max cap, and not a prediction and certainly not the expectation.

And it's being split equally between the teams so not a competitive advantage, Packers still have the least amount of space.

This Lowry cap money is probably just to free up money to sign injury replacements during the year.

Originally Posted by: beast 

WTF!! Packers don't get a bigger piece of the revenue share over the other 31 teams? What kind of absurd bullshit is this you speak of?!?!?!? 🙄

Yup, it will not exceed that amount -- good call out.

The higher the amount -- regardless of the obvious fact that every team gets an equal share -- means the Packers will have to do less financial gymnastics to get under the cap.

Let's go crazy and say if each team gets $230 million to spend, that means the Packers can get under the cap much easier than let's say if it was $160 million. Will they be able to outbid teams in free agency? No, but do the Packers get into bidding wars? No. Moot point.

I do love us fans though. We're not even into the 2021 season and we're all fretting about 2022 salary cap. We just do not know how to enjoy the present day, haha.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool