General Packer News 2021

[paco]

Its as I expected. Neither Rodgers or Adams will be a Packer after the 2021 season. I fully expect Adams to play this year.

[go pak go]

Honestly if I were Adams, I wouldn't sign with GB on a 3rd contract either if Rodgers is going to be out.

And if I am GB, I can see reasons why it would be smart to not offer a giant a$$ extension either that would likely still be worth it in 2022 and 2024 but then start to not be worth it in 2024 and beyond.

[Drj820]

Its as I expected. Neither Rodgers or Adams will be a Packer after the 2021 season. I fully expect Adams to play this year.

I guess we could always tag him, but ya i dont expect us to make him the highest paid WR in the league...which he deserves to be paid as. So unless he wants to take a discount, it will be time for him to hit the road and go get his bag. Which i can not blame him for at all...and wish him great success. Love the guy, great Packer, dont blame him at all.

[Yoop]

End of a era

doom and gloom to follow

Iam not going to deal with this well at all, this should have never happened, shoot Rodgers, shoot Guty, shoot somebody, thats how the US of A deals with unpleasentness now days

just wait, the Gumbaya party is coming.

[go pak go]

End of a era

doom and gloom to follow

Iam not going to deal with this well at all, this should have never happened, shoot Rodgers, shoot Guty, shoot somebody, thats how the US of A deals with unpleasentness now days

just wait, the Gumbaya party is coming.

Honestly it's really hard to have a window last longer than 3 years.

[paco]

Also remember. We cut off negotiations with Aaron Jones too. And just about every other big name guy we ended up re-signing. Nothing to worry about yet. While I do think its his last year with us, this by no means, is a guarantee he's gone.

[Yoop]

End of a era

doom and gloom to follow

Iam not going to deal with this well at all, this should have never happened, shoot Rodgers, shoot Guty, shoot somebody, thats how the US of A deals with unpleasentness now days

just wait, the Gumbaya party is coming.

Honestly it's really hard to have a window last longer than 3 years.

imo when you have a Aaron Rodger there really is no window, how many teams have we seen win a SB with less then a great roster, more then just a few, and look how close we've gotten, as I said (and you disagreed, but I'am right) 2011 was as close to a one dimensional team as ya get, and we could have went undefeated and won it all had McCarthy adjusted his passing schemes so Rodgers could get rid of the ball quicker, all our looses in the playoffs had as much to do poor coaching as it did with lack of talent.

where up against cap issues, however I think we can keep most of the stars.

It's possible Rodgers accepts the extension, unless thats off the table now, and plays out his career right here, again the media has blown this up to feed there ego's while we've hardly heard anything from either party, unless theres more to Murphy's comment that Rodgers is a complicated fellow, or Rodgers, they treat personal like unwanted step children, remarks, this still seems fixable.

[go pak go]

I just see little reason to sign a long term right now if I am Adams.

Career ending injury is really his only real threat at this point. Let time do its thing so he can a more informed decision in spring 2022.

[go pak go]

as I said (and you disagreed, but I'am right) 2011 was as close to a one dimensional team as ya get,

Language is so important. The words people use are so important.

This statement you made here I can agree with.

This statement you made here is nothing close to what you have ever uttered prior to this.

where up against cap issues, however I think we can keep most of the stars.

This depends on how you define as "most"

Preston and Lowry are gone for sure. But we still need to clear a LOT of cap. So either you cut 2 stars currently on the team or Rodgers/Adams don't come back in 2022.

We have a lot of roster vacancies and are $32 Million over cap (at the least) for 2022. That means we have to cut a lot of fat. And that number already excludes Davante Adams's cap hit (because he isn't under contract in 22)

I don't think people appreciate just how much "all in" the Packers are right now. Originally they would have probably been fine but the huge contracts came at a really bad time for the Packers. The Packers have never deferred money like they have on this 2020 and 2021 roster to keep the band together as long as possible.

[APB]

So who is gonna start the "Adams want out" thread...?

[Drj820]

I just see little reason to sign a long term right now if I am Adams.

Career ending injury is really his only real threat at this point. Let time do its thing so he can a more informed decision in spring 2022.

only reason to really insist to get it done now is if his numbers, thus his value, would dramatically drop with Love under center. I doubt he has those fears though.

[go pak go]

I just see little reason to sign a long term right now if I am Adams.

Career ending injury is really his only real threat at this point. Let time do its thing so he can a more informed decision in spring 2022.

only reason to really insist to get it done now is if his numbers, thus his value, would dramatically drop with Love under center. I doubt he has those fears though.

I don't think that would happen either. 1) - he has a valid excuse. 2) - if he elevates Love like he excelled with Hundley, his value would go even higher.

I think the league knows who Adams is at this point.

[Yoop]

as I said (and you disagreed, but I'am right) 2011 was as close to a one dimensional team as ya get,

Language is so important. The words people use are so important.

This statement you made here I can agree with.

This statement you made here is nothing close to what you have ever uttered prior to this.

where up against cap issues, however I think we can keep most of the stars.

This depends on how you define as "most"

Preston and Lowry are gone for sure. But we still need to clear a LOT of cap. So either you cut 2 stars currently on the team or Rodgers/Adams don't come back in 2022.

We have a lot of roster vacancies and are $32 Million over cap (at the least) for 2022. That means we have to cut a lot of fat. And that number already excludes Davante Adams's cap hit (because he isn't under contract in 22)

I don't think people appreciate just how much "all in" the Packers are right now. Originally they would have probably been fine but the huge contracts came at a really bad time for the Packers. The Packers have never deferred money like they have on this 2020 and 2021 roster to keep the band together as long as possible.

where up against cap issues, however I think we can keep most of the stars.

why would I have to say this for you to know that I think it, yes words matter, but you need to give people credit for knowing stuff without saying it, your problem is everything has to be spelled out perfectly ( no pun) for you to read between the lines, anyone here knows our cap issues, you and others made sure of that.

sure we'll lose some high priced players but no way is P. smith or Lowery considered stars, we'll lose King to, again a replacable player.

as I said, it's very possible Rodgers inks the extension, and Adams might take a fair deal simply to stay and retire with Rodgers in about 4 years, your jumping off the sears tower and havn't even gotten on the elevator yet

did we go in a little bigger the last couple years, sure, but it stands out more because Ted refused to, I'am a glass half full guy, I'am still optimistic that we can keep most of the nucleus of this team intake.

[go pak go]

why would I have to say this for you to know that I think it, yes words matter, but you need to give people credit for knowing stuff without saying it, your problem is everything has to be spelled out perfectly ( no pun) for you to read between the lines, anyone here knows our cap issues, you and others made sure of that.

You said Rodgers carried the 2011 team. That's pretty intense language. I would agree that the 2016 required carrying. But the 2011 team was a team fully designed to destroy enemies through the air. I wouldn't classify the 2011 team as being carried. They were just freaking good.

Just as I don't call Kurt Warner carrying the 1999 - 2001 Rams. They were just freaking good on offense.

sure we'll lose some high priced players but no way is P. smith or Lowery considered stars, we'll lose King to, again a replacable player.

as I said, it's very possible Rodgers inks the extension, and Adams might take a fair deal simply to stay and retire with Rodgers in about 4 years, your jumping off the sears tower and havn't even gotten on the elevator yet

The problem is even with cutting Preston and Lowry, we still have over 15 roster spots to fill and need to cut $19 million. If you average even $1 million per player (like super cheap players), you are back to $34 million over the cap. The Packers have a lot to do for 2022. A lot.

[paco]

[Yoop]

why would I have to say this for you to know that I think it, yes words matter, but you need to give people credit for knowing stuff without saying it, your problem is everything has to be spelled out perfectly ( no pun) for you to read between the lines, anyone here knows our cap issues, you and others made sure of that.

You said Rodgers carried the 2011 team. That's pretty intense language. I would agree that the 2016 required carrying. But the 2011 team was a team fully designed to destroy enemies through the air. I wouldn't classify the 2011 team as being carried. They were just freaking good.

Just as I don't call Kurt Warner carrying the 1999 - 2001 Rams. They were just freaking good on offense.

sure we'll lose some high priced players but no way is P. smith or Lowery considered stars, we'll lose King to, again a replacable player.

as I said, it's very possible Rodgers inks the extension, and Adams might take a fair deal simply to stay and retire with Rodgers in about 4 years, your jumping off the sears tower and havn't even gotten on the elevator yet

The problem is even with cutting Preston and Lowry, we still have over 15 roster spots to fill and need to cut $19 million. If you average even $1 million per player (like super cheap players), you are back to $34 million over the cap. The Packers have a lot to do for 2022. A lot.

come on now, If I say Rodgers carried the team, it's hardly a stretch to realize his receivers are part of the equation, why would you nit pick me on that.

and NO the entire team was not good, in fact far from it, they where rated mid 20's running the ball and had the worst rated defense in the league, I didn't check to see where the ST where rated, I figured you'd agree after I showed that only the air game excelled, and the thrower (QB) is the most important aspect of the passing game, so in essense Rodgers carried that team.

in about 3 years the cap will rebound we can keep kicking the dead money till then, sure we'll lose players, but that doesn't mean we'll have no chance to win, specially if we can keep Rodgers.

[lupedafiasco]

No deadline. No action. This means nothing.

[go pak go]

I figured you'd agree after I showed that only the air game excelled, and the thrower (QB) is the most important aspect of the passing game, so in essense Rodgers carried that team.

It's the double standard and convenience of "Rodgers is to credit when the passing game excels" and "the WR's are to blame when the passing game doesn't excel" that I think is most bothersome.

And it's a narrative that is pushed hard.

[Yoop]

I figured you'd agree after I showed that only the air game excelled, and the thrower (QB) is the most important aspect of the passing game, so in essense Rodgers carried that team.

It's the double standard and convenience of "Rodgers is to credit when the passing game excels" and "the WR's are to blame when the passing game doesn't excel" that I think is most bothersome.

And it's a narrative that is pushed hard.

OK, but it's mostly true, Rodgers makes these receivers, they don't make him, none of the receivers we've had would be better with any other QB, these are reality's that you don't seem to want to accept.

[Pckfn23]

I figured you'd agree after I showed that only the air game excelled, and the thrower (QB) is the most important aspect of the passing game, so in essense Rodgers carried that team.

It's the double standard and convenience of "Rodgers is to credit when the passing game excels" and "the WR's are to blame when the passing game doesn't excel" that I think is most bothersome.

And it's a narrative that is pushed hard.

One of the greatest hypocrisies on this board.