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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thirteen Below" data-source="post: 1054274" data-attributes="member: 18006">But we don't actually have a "money issue". I'll agree that the numbers sound daunting, but we know the cap is going up in 2025. We're actually in very good shape compared to the rest of the league, but (admitedly) maybe not so much compared to our divisional rivals. According to Spotrac and "overthecap" , the Packers will have roughly $62-63M in cap space going into the season - which includes roughly $15 million in unspent cash that carries over from this year.According to Spotrac, that's the 11th best cap situation in the NFL. Unfortunately, the 4th best is Chicago ($81M), Minnesota is 5th best ($78M), and Detroit is 8th with $69M.I'm sure we can expect the GMs in Detroit and Minnesota to use that money wisely, and make themslves stronger, and Chicago... ah, hell, who knows. Poles will probably blow it all signing that punter to a 20 year deal at massive numbers. The key players in Detroit and Minnesota are mostly older than our own, but not that much. So they'll probably be able to keep their core players together for at least a couple of years. The North is going to be a murderers' row for the foreseeable future.[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/cap/_/year/2025/sort/cap_maximum_space/dir/desc[/URL]</blockquote>

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