Packers and Aaron Rodgers agree on 3 yr 150 mill

[PackAttack12]

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[Deleted member 6794]

According to Ian Rapoport the deal is for four years and $200 million with a whopping $153 million guaranteed

 

[PackAttack12]

Well....

Let the push continue.

 

[KiDcUdI]

Anyone who thought the Packers were trading a back to back MVP was being naive and looking through a myopic lens.

Rodgers is the Packers meal ticket. Much like he was Teds. Even when TT was running the team into the ground Rodgers carried the team and TT, and MM for that matter, got to stick around much longer than they deserved.

 

[tynimiller]

Anyone who thought the Packers were trading a back to back MVP was being naive and looking through a myopic lens.

If he didn't want back don't be naive to think Gute just was going to sit on his contract for a guy that wasn't going to play. stop.

 

[tynimiller]

I'm guessing once we see the cap hit structure this is a three year at most deal, maybe less depending when the hits and how the hits happen....with 153M guaranteed...I"m guessing there has to be a void year in there or just an insanely high 2023 and/or 2024 cap hit even if cut for them to be making his 2022 cap hit drop from the already nearly $50M hit it is.

I'm ecstatic to have Rodgers back, 100% disagree with this cost.

*post commenting appears these figures are not factual.

 

[Cheese Headed Monster]

I STILLL am not going to be tricked into thinking we will make it to the SB. Not a third year in a row! Won't do it. I'd rather be pleasantly surprised.

 

[Deleted member 6794]

According to Ian Rapoport the Packers are now expected to franchise tag Davante Adams.

 

[McKnowledge]

One saga is over and another continues.

You got your money.

YOU GOT PAID!!!

Now its time to get to work.

Now its time to focus on one thing and one thing only.

Now its time to deliver.

Now its time to win the championship.

 

[tynimiller]

According to Ian Rapoport the Packers are now expected to franchise tag Davante Adams.

IF both of them are hitting our roster in 2022.... you feeling like I am it isn't just one Smith to be cut but two....Crosby is most likely out and Billy Turner may be as well. Of course structure of his insane deal is going to play a big factor in this but still carrying both the tag and a $50/Yr type contract without cap space already means we have to deplete and cut elsewhere.

 

[tynimiller]

One saga is over and another continues.

You got your money.

YOU GOT PAID!!!

Now its time to get to work.

Now its time to focus on one thing and one thing only.

Now its time to deliver.

Now its time to win the championship.

While our last ten postseasons have ended rather abyssmal, I have never doubted this has been the goal and focus each time he has laced up.

 

[longtimefan]

Pat mcafee says deal isnt accurate

 

[Dantés]

Cool

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

Pat mcafee says deal isnt accurate

Wheewwww.....this mean Rodgers is playing for free?

 

[tynimiller]

McAfee 100% said the rumored deal numbers is not true. I'm sure that part of things will get ironed out, but he did 100% confirm he is coming back.

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

Pat mcafee says deal isnt accurate

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[Dantés]

In 2013, Rodgers signed an extension for 5 years, 110M. That's 22M/season. The cap in 2013 was 123M, which made his average annual salary 17.9% of the total in that first year.

In 2018, Rodgers signed an extension for 4 years, 134M. That's 33.5M/season. The cap in 2018 was 177M, which made his average annual salary 18.9% of the total in that first year.

A 4 year, 200M deal would obviously be 50M/season. The cap this year is 208M. That means that his average annual salary is 24% of the total cap, which is a huge jump from previous extensions.

They must be anticipating massive leaps in the cap ceiling in 2023 and beyond. If that happens, they'll be fine.

 

[milani]

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Think he figured that the gas prices in Wisconsin will always be lower than Colorado? At any rate no matter how high they go he can afford them now.

 

[tynimiller]

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Pat is going off on how categorically incorrect this information is true that Rappoport is saying - money wise. He is coming back, but Pat is raking Ian honestly how false this is.

 

[milani]

In 2013, Rodgers signed an extension for 5 years, 110M. That's 22M/season. The cap in 2013 was 123M, which made his average annual salary 17.9% of the total in that first year.

In 2018, Rodgers signed an extension for 4 years, 134M. That's 33.5M/season. The cap in 2018 was 177M, which made his average annual salary 18.9% of the total in that first year.

A 4 year, 200M deal would obviously be 50M/season. The cap this year is 208M. That means that his average annual salary is 24% of the total cap, which is a huge jump from previous extensions.

They must be anticipating massive leaps in the cap ceiling in 2023 and beyond. If that happens, they'll be fine.

Does inflation factor in to the Cap figure or is it strictly revenue? With 8% per year the Cap go really go up in the next several years.

 

[RicFlairoftheNFL]

Damn between Rodgers chokejobs and the salary cap issues we're gonna have I'm gonna be dead before this team wins another championship

 

[Dantés]

Damn between Rodgers chokejobs and the salary cap issues we're gonna have I'm gonna be dead before this team wins another championship

This outcome was undoubtedly the most likely to bring a SB to Green Bay in the next 5 years.

 

[milani]

IF both of them are hitting our roster in 2022.... you feeling like I am it isn't just one Smith to be cut but two....Crosby is most likely out and Billy Turner may be as well. Of course structure of his insane deal is going to play a big factor in this but still carrying both the tag and a $50/Yr type contract without cap space already means we have to deplete and cut elsewhere.

It could be a team that will be young and inexperienced in many areas but will still have a few superstars on the field. Could we be a .500 team even with this signing?

 

[AKCheese]

I dont see spending MORE money on a QB/WR combo which couldnt win a playoff game last year while you let the rest of the team erode as a recipe for sucess short term or long term unless your standard of success is making the playoffs. And that IF they can keep Adams. If they don’t have this worked out it’s beyond dumb. The only saving grace is we play in the NFC North so we can be competitive essentially no matter what

 

[tynimiller]

It could be a team that will be young and inexperienced in many areas but will still have a few superstars on the field. Could we be a .500 team even with this signing?

No if Aaron and Adams are back this is a 10 win team I believe no matter how many cuts we have to do (within reason of course) and most likely will win division again.