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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 6794" data-source="post: 818601">Actually it was my point all along that there's no reason for the Packers to pay Perry the signing bonus in mid March and cut him before the start of the season.I highly doubt Perry would agree to renegotiate his contract that way as he would most likely receive a significantly better offer as a free agent if the Packers decide to release him.Here's the three scenarios that have been discussed in this thread and the total amount of cap space the Packers would take in all cases.Packers release Perry before his signing bonus is due in mid-March: $11.1 millionPackers release Perry after June 1: $16.3 millionPackers keep Perry for 2019 season and release him afterwards: $21.8 millionTherefore while the Packers would only save $3.3 million by releasing Perry before the start of free agency they would actually save a total of $10.7 million by not having him on the roster in 2019. In my opinion it should be possible to adequately replace him with that kind of money for next season.</blockquote>

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