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The lions are trying hard and they will succeed with a new QB.
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Nov 28, 2022 02:47
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Harlock posted:"If the Packers cut Aaron Rodgers he will count towards $99M of the cap in 2023. If they chose to split that it would be $31M in 2023 and then $68.2M in 2024. Cutting Rodgers would doom Green Bay for drat near a decade and destroy the organization. Why would this drat the organization for a decade? It would suck for the two years but then it would be back to a regular rebuild.
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Rogue Elephant posted:I would think it would lead to the Packers jettisoning or not resigning young talent, which would put them in a terrible hole where once they get his contract off the books they have to overpay for free agents to come to a lovely team, and also they would have to hit on their draft picks at an unbelievable rate. This was what I was thinking too. But trading a bunch of those players for picks is possible. And, if the situation is that Rodgers is unplayably bad, I don't think there's really a de facto opportunity cost to cutting him and losing the next couple years... because the team would be losing the next couple years anyway.
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Hizawk posted:They would have to cut / not resign players to stay under. Ornery and Hornery posted:This was what I was thinking too. But trading a bunch of those players for picks is possible. And, if the situation is that Rodgers is unplayably bad, I don't think there's really a de facto opportunity cost to cutting him and losing the next couple years... because the team would be losing the next couple years anyway. With any plausible amount of FO competency, the team would not be ~damned for a decade~ due to cutting a hypothetically awful Rodgers imo
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