Packers 2022 Thread

Budman said:
We talked a lot about the injury when it happened and either an aggressive or conservative approach about getting it fixed. We will see if the approach worked and keeps him off the training table. I'm hesitant and worry that it could become chronic. Yes, he's a cover corner but it may stick in the back of his mind when he's thinking about sticking a tackle.
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And if he becomes a “limited player” in run support, then he’s not a complete package and not worth top dollar
 
Unrestricted free agents (13)

  • P Corey Bojorquez (Signed with Cleveland, April 4)
  • LB Oren Burks (Signed with San Francisco, March 17)
  • LB De'Vondre Campbell (Re-signed with Green Bay, March 17)
  • CB Rasul Douglas (Re-signed with Green Bay, March 22)
  • T Dennis Kelly
  • CB Kevin King
  • DL Tyler Lancaster
  • LB Whitney Mercilus (Announced his retirement, April 6)
  • G Lucas Patrick (Signed with Chicago, March 18)
  • WR Equanimeous St. Brown (Signed with Chicago, March 18)
  • CB Chandon Sullivan (Signed with Minnesota, March 25)
  • TE Robert Tonyan (Re-signed with Green Bay, March 22)
  • WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling (Signed with Kansas City, March 24)
Franchise tag (1)
  • WR Davante Adams (Traded to Las Vegas, March 18)
Restricted free agents (1)
Players who received a one-year tender (first round, second round and right of first refusal), which allows Green Bay to match any free-agent contract the player would sign or receive draft-pick compensation corresponding to the first two tenders. There is no compensation for the lowest tender.

Exclusive rights free agents (6)
Players with fewer than three accrued NFL seasons who received the one-year tender.
 
Chauncey Rivers and Henry Black did not receive an ERFA offer and became FA’s
 
So Amos is going to be 30 year old by the start of the 2023 season. Would you give him another contract or just say thanks but look for a cheaper younger safety?

 
FlaPack said:
Ask me after the season and see what the the production
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Yup, plus what kind of contract is he looking for. If it's a break the bank deal it probably won't fit and you shake his hand and say thanks, but we're out. Hopefully he gets a great contract somewhere else and you get a Rd 3 comp pick.

The other thing in play is what the CAP situation looks like - how much does it go up, and what CAP saving moves have been made.
 
57packer said:
Yup, plus what kind of contract is he looking for. If it's a break the bank deal it probably won't fit and you shake his hand and say thanks, but we're out. Hopefully he gets a great contract somewhere else and you get a Rd 3 comp pick.

The other thing in play is what the CAP situation looks like - how much does it go up, and what CAP saving moves have been made.
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I don't think he would get a big deal to get a 3rd round comp maybe a 4th or 5th but this likely being his last deal if he has good year he will want a good contract and not a home town deal to stay
 
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