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IrishRainbow wrote:MoMM wrote:How much do you think our new ST coordinator will earn per year? I have no idea how much a coach/coordinator makes in the NFL.
Thought I heard on the radio it was $2m. I also heard it was highest paid ST Coordinator. I don’t known if those 2 items line up. I wasn’t really paying attention to the context, if that was reported or expected or what.
Gery Woelfel wrote:Got a time big boy?
Mags FTW wrote:LittleRooster wrote:?s=20&t=ujn7FapB5j7RvyCkdUAbsQ
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An average unit wins us the 2016 NFC Championship and this year's Divisional. Would gladly take it.
The Broncos acquire QB Aaron Rodgers & WR Davante Adams from the Green Bay Packers for 2 first round picks, 2 second round picks, WR Jerry Jeudy, & QB Drew Lock
Before you scream “that’s way too much!”, remember that the Jaguars received 2 first round picks and a 4th round pick for Jalen Ramsey, and the Lions received 2 first round picks, a 3rd round pick, & Jared Goff for Matthew Stafford. It’s going to take a haul to get both of those players out of Green Bay simultaneously, but if Denver truly is all in (as their recent moves suggest), then this is the icing on that cake.
The problem? Acquiring Aaron Rodgers on his current contract, & Davante Adams on his pending franchise tag means taking on $47.6M of cap at the time of this trade. The Broncos currently possess an estimated $39M of room, so getting to this number is feasible, as long as extensions are penciled in to reduce their 2022 cap hits to much more team-friendly figures immediately following.
Jerry Jeudy holds 2 yrs, $3.5M plus a 5th year option on his rookie contract, while Drew Lock will be entering a contract year, bringing over a non-guaranteed $1.45M salary.
Gery Woelfel wrote:Got a time big boy?
Gery Woelfel wrote:Got a time big boy?
Not enough. Should be 2 1st round picks for Adams as well. Lock is garbage so hell no.ReasonablySober wrote:Here's Spotrac's prediction:The Broncos acquire QB Aaron Rodgers & WR Davante Adams from the Green Bay Packers for 2 first round picks, 2 second round picks, WR Jerry Jeudy, & QB Drew Lock
Before you scream “that’s way too much!”, remember that the Jaguars received 2 first round picks and a 4th round pick for Jalen Ramsey, and the Lions received 2 first round picks, a 3rd round pick, & Jared Goff for Matthew Stafford. It’s going to take a haul to get both of those players out of Green Bay simultaneously, but if Denver truly is all in (as their recent moves suggest), then this is the icing on that cake.
The problem? Acquiring Aaron Rodgers on his current contract, & Davante Adams on his pending franchise tag means taking on $47.6M of cap at the time of this trade. The Broncos currently possess an estimated $39M of room, so getting to this number is feasible, as long as extensions are penciled in to reduce their 2022 cap hits to much more team-friendly figures immediately following.
Jerry Jeudy holds 2 yrs, $3.5M plus a 5th year option on his rookie contract, while Drew Lock will be entering a contract year, bringing over a non-guaranteed $1.45M salary.
I'd be good with this.
MickeyDavis wrote:
Treebeard wrote:Personal hot take: Packer fan based social media is over the moon about Leroy Butler and just kinda OK with Rogers MVP - "hey, good job"
WeekapaugGroove wrote:I've said it before but I really think people are underestimating the leverage Rodgers has this off-season. His $46.6 mil cap number is not manageable if they plan to have any type of team around him (and without a team around him what's the **** point). He needs to either be traded or extended. Retirement is a threat but probably even worse is if the pack play hardball Rodgers could say 'maybe I'll show up maybe I won't' Pack can fine him for not showing up for camp and wouldn't have to pay his salary until he shows up but they would still need to carry that cap number.
Yeah it's idiotic when teams are afraid to trade in conference. Take the best deal.coolhandluke121 wrote:WeekapaugGroove wrote:I've said it before but I really think people are underestimating the leverage Rodgers has this off-season. His $46.6 mil cap number is not manageable if they plan to have any type of team around him (and without a team around him what's the **** point). He needs to either be traded or extended. Retirement is a threat but probably even worse is if the pack play hardball Rodgers could say 'maybe I'll show up maybe I won't' Pack can fine him for not showing up for camp and wouldn't have to pay his salary until he shows up but they would still need to carry that cap number.
Yeah, and what concerns me the most is that the Packers will refuse to trade him within the conference or something like that. I think that would be cutting off their nose to spite their face. Hopefully he at least gives them a few options so they can get a bidding war going. Hell, I would have zero complaints even if he goes to the Bears (not gonna happen but that's not my point), as long as the Packers play the hand they're dealt and do what's best for their future, within the constraints they have of course.
