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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 1098481" data-attributes="member: 7261">I feel the same way and he is one of those players, especially with the injury, is a gamble either way to resign or not resign too early.  If the Packers think he can stay healthy and do more than we have seen, then now might be the "bargain" window to resign him.  Why?  Because if he does stay healthy and his level of play goes up, he will be a lot more expensive to keep.  However, I can also see him not improving enough to warrant a new big contract right now.  Ultimately, I don't think Wyatt is an absolute necessary piece to the defense, and perhaps the Packers feel they have future, cheaper options already on the team.  It will all come down to value and I hope the Packers know what Wyatt's exact value to the team is now and in the future.  They have been doling out a lot of big contracts and I expect another one with Kraft, is Wyatt a guy you want to pin a lot of guaranteed cap to?</blockquote>

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