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Message: <blockquote data-quote="thequick12" data-source="post: 803699" data-attributes="member: 9797">This season is certainly not over until they lose one more game and even then not mathmaticly.  Although it seems highly unlikely at this point make no mistake about this is a very talented team and a soft late season schedule could help them get on a roll.  I expect a sort of statement game for this team against the Cardinals at lambeau.  Look for a cover of the 14 point spread by the Packers.   Then I think it's big they have back to back home games that gives them a very good chance to win 2 in a row for the first time this season.  Then you got the bears at solidier field which to me is the make or break game if they win that one on the road getting that first road win for this team will be big and that'd be 3 in a row.  At that point they'd likely be playing so good that they'd have a great shot of winning the last two.  At the Jets who aren't any good and then the Lions who are even worse at lambeau.  It all seems very realistic to me when you take time to think about it logically. However I still like to think about next season and the draft fa etc.  I don't think they should nessicarily cut Bulaga.  I think they should attempt to draft an olinemen that can start at right tackle or guard early on in the draft.  If that player ends up being a tackle maybe you cut Bulaga.  But even then I'd attempt to restructure him as he would provide excellent veteran depth.  Matthews and Cobb are free agents so I think they're both gone.  Certainly Cobb is as he just can't stay healthy and has lost a step.  As for Matthews I could see him back on a team friendly deal as a situational guy.  If perhaps the market  for him is non existent.  But you gotta draft two edge guys in the first 4 rounds and maybe even sign one as a fa as well.  I do like clowney but doubt Houston let's him go.  Jimmy Graham should 100 be retained.  They're is no logical replacement for him at this point.  And he is having a pretty good season as packer tight ends go.  But I think you draft one like Irv Smith Jr Alabama high to hopefully be your starter in 2020.  At the same time see what you have in Robert tonyan.  As for Nick Perry, I'm a bit confused on his cap situation.  I keep reading in here that it would cost 11 million in dead money to cut him and they'd save only 3 million or so.  But on ESPN I read that if they cut him before his roster bonuses is due on like the 2nd day of the league year and designate him a post June 1st cut they save 11 million against the cap.  If that's true than definitely cut him and save the 11 m.  If the former is true I'd keep him because at a savings of only 3.6 m it's better to have Perry.  As you aren't gonna sign anyone as good as him for 3 m.  I also think they should draft a safety high.  I do like Earl Thomas and think if he's healthy they should make a serious run at him in free agency</blockquote>

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