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9.1 million. 7.8 guaranteed.1 year deal to lions. Havent seen amount reported.
lol...just the Packers' luck...self inflicted too.
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9.1 million. 7.8 guaranteed.1 year deal to lions. Havent seen amount reported.
Confirmed.
The Packers also signed 2 guys today:
https://www.packers.com/news/packers-sign-running-back-defensive-lineman
Former Jags RB Corey Grant and Former Badger DL Olive Sagapolu.
If you never saw this, pretty impressive for a man weighing over 300#
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9.1 million. 7.8 guaranteed.
lol...just the Packers' luck...self inflicted.
It was like 9.1 mil 1 year1 year deal to lions. Havent seen amount reported.
9.1 million. 7.8 guaranteed.
lol...just the Packers' luck...self inflicted.
2017 probowler. been a cornerstone player for the Packers. he's healthy. going rate is $10+m. 7.8 seems like a bargain. he talked to cle too.I am not sure what this means?
This is a massive overpay and actually explains why Daniels signed so quickly after not meeting all the potential suitors. I bet no one was offering him close to this.
Detroit always has a knack for overpaying for former Packer athletes.2017 probowler. been a cornerstone player for the Packers. he's healthy. going rate is $10+m. 7.8 seems like a bargain. he talked to cle too.
You love saying 2017 pro bowler but just remember he made as an alternate. He was a good not great player who is coming off a down year and an injury. He got a 1 year deal. Cleveland has a ton of cap and the management knows him and they did not offer that.2017 probowler. been a cornerstone player for the Packers. he's healthy. going rate is $10+m. 7.8 seems like a bargain. he talked to cle too.
if you're looking at dollars yes but the situation the Packers are in (win now) you want your best guys for that run. they cut their 2nd best DT who was a starter!
maybe internally they know the playoffs is a long shot and they just want to get younger guys more snaps.
i think it's pretty clear that from the signings they've made, and the words that have actually come from their own mouths, that they are in win-now mode. rodgers' age doubles-down on that narrative. rodgers asked the team to go all-in years ago and was ignored.
2017 probowler. been a cornerstone player for the Packers. he's healthy. going rate is $10+m. 7.8 seems like a bargain. he talked to cle too.
The Packers clearly didn't believe that Daniels was their second best defensive lineman anymore.
again...it was a cap move.That was definitely not the reason the Packers released Daniels.
didn't say it was...but i did say the odds get longer after this year due to the lack of cap and probable lose of talent, they can't afford to keep, due to it.While the Packers are in win-mode now that doesn't mean their championship window closes after this season.
In my opinion the Lions significantly overpaid for Daniels because of his production in the past but didn't realize he's not the same player he was two years ago anymore.
i don't think his age is such a big deal. he just turned 30 in may. suh is 32 (feb) and signed for 9.25 guaranteed.I guess we’ll see. I know if GB would have signed him for 1 year 9.x I wouldn’t be overly excited but cautiously optimistic with him coming off a significant foot injury for a big man and his age.
The real question is: did the Packers get better? Obviously not! They cut their second best d lineman and don't have a replacement and likely ruined Clark's season in the mess because now he will get a huge dose of double teams. The Packers are a much worse team today than they were a couple of days ago. I don't buy the cap excuses for this debacle. They could've saved some cap space by not extending the slow, mediocre Dean Lowry and let Daniels walk after this season. The Packers defense was 23rd in the league last year against the run. Aaron and co will spend a lot of time on the sidelines watching what will likely be a bottom 5 to 10 defense against the run have the ball run down their throat.
What would they have had to pay him if they had traded for him? I guess they would rather part with a little extra money than a 7th round draft pick. Then again maybe they figured GB wouldn't trade him to a divisional rival or they didn't want them to know they were interested. Subterfuge.
clearly? bs. this was cap move. nothing more.
didn't say it was...but i did say the odds get longer after this year due to the lack of cap and probable lose of talent, they can't afford to keep, due to it.
he's a bargain 7.8 guaranteed for det. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/rankings/average/defensive-tackle/
The real question is: did the Packers get better? Obviously not! They cut their second best d lineman and don't have a replacement and likely ruined Clark's season in the mess because now he will get a huge dose of double teams. The Packers are a much worse team today than they were a couple of days ago. I don't buy the cap excuses for this debacle. They could've saved some cap space by not extending the slow, mediocre Dean Lowry and let Daniels walk after this season. The Packers defense was 23rd in the league last year against the run. Aaron and co will spend a lot of time on the sidelines watching what will likely be a bottom 5 to 10 defense against the run have the ball run down their throat.
DLs (as designated on the roster sheet) totaled 2303 snaps last season on 1064 team defensive snaps.I also don’t see our D line as being in some dire strait situation like several posters expressed in their concerns after Mike was released.(although I would’ve ideally liked to have seen Mo make a full recovery and sign for 5M again) I think we might even raise the bar a notch.
Ouch that one hurt. One thing is for certain, he's enthused. That simply confirms what we already know in regards to how pitiful the FO was in regards to addressing the defense as well as getting a good DC. I don't think Patricia is that great imo. Maybe he is saying this just for the sake of saying the right things. I hope that's the case. I'm pissed Detroit got him, though I find it typical of them.
Despite what Mike Daniels said...he went to Detroit because they paid him. The Browns probably offered one year 5-6 million, and the Lions offered one year 9.2 million with 7 guaranteed. A gross overpay in my opinion, but that’s what the Lions did for every player they acquired in the offseason.Ouch that one hurt. One thing is for certain, he's enthused. That simply confirms what we already know in regards to how pitiful the FO was in regards to addressing the defense as well as getting a good DC. I don't think Patricia is that great imo. Maybe he is saying this just for the sake of saying the right things. I hope that's the case. I'm pissed Detroit got him, though I find it typical of them.