Packers 2022 Thread

[dannobanano]

4th. Got one in mind

 

[Nerd]

Packers never replaced Keke and this signing will do that. My guess GB did not trust having a rookie DL fill that role. Also how early would you take one 2nd or 3rd?

Keke was more of a pass rusher, but I like this as a depth move.

 

[Mark87]

@TomSilverstein
The two-year deal punter Pat O’Donnell signed with the #Packers is worth $4M and includes $950K guaranteed (all in a signing bonus), according to a source. His salary cap number is $1.625M this year and $2.375M in ‘23.

 

[TW]

Reed will give you a decent inside rush, but he suffers from T-Rex arms. His tackling is horrible.

O'Donnell, I understand. He's a consistent punter. Apparently he's an excellent holder. The FO has decided they aren't going down that same rabbit hole for another season, without guys manning special team jobs that can get it done.

 

[dannobanano]

Reed certainly isn’t “the answer” by himself, but he’s an upgrade over Lancaster and Heflin. I still think they draft another DL, maybe a 5-tech type to compete with Lowry

 

[GBP4EVER]

Will be interesting to see cap numbers on Reed, Douglas and Tonyan. Team had $20 million after moving Adams. Plus looking at cap GB could get around another $8-10 million if they would restructure Lowry and Crosby and extend Alexander.

 

[Mark87]

@TomSilverstein
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#Packers CB Rasul Douglas’ deal is three years, $21M and includes $5.3M signing bonus. Cap this year is about $3.3M. Two-year compensation is $12M. He gets $9M in year three.

 

[FlaPack]

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[Budman]

Have a feeling it's going to be a wild draft for the Packers. Hard to guess where they are leaning each round now with all the signings.

 

[rpiotr01]

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So two year, $12m deal.