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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 6794" data-source="post: 923580">I think it's all but guaranteed the Packers will move on from Cobb after this season to save $6.8 million of cap space.Actually I believe his injury could improve the chances of Z agreeing to restructure his deal.Lowry hasn't performed at a level that he should retained. It might be a decent option to restructure Turner's deal though.If the 2022 cap ends up at $208.2 million the Packers would effectively need to create $44.2 million of cap space to get under it for next season. Therefore those moves wouldn't be enough to even get under it for next season.As mentioned above I don't think the Packers should keep Lowry for next season. Here's one thing I haven't found any information about but have been wondering for the past few weeks. I'm not sure it's possible to sign a player to an extension or restructure his deal if voided years have been added to a deal before he becomes a free agent.The Packers would actually take an additional cap hit for next season by trading Rodgers for Watt. Not gonna happen.I should have been more precise. Cobb is cheap when solely taking a look at his cap hit this year. If the Packers move on from him after 2021 you need to realize that he will have counted a total of $5 million towards the cap for one season. Actually I was mostly thinking about next year though when he's set to earn a base salary of $7.875 million.</blockquote>

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