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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 6794" data-source="post: 1000770">The Packers don't save any cap space by trading Clark during the upcoming season, therefore I don't expect them to be interested in moving him. He's set to earn another $17 million in 2024 but even that doesn't seem to be outrageous in my opinion.As I have mentioned numerous times, I agree that the Packers selecting another prospect instead of Love doesn't guarantee the team ends up winning the Super Bowl. With that being said they were only one win away from making it to the Super Bowl in 2020. If they beat the Bucs in the NFCCG that year I'm convinced they would have beaten the Chiefs as well.You're fooling yourself if you believe that trading up for Love should be considered an ordinary late first round selection. Gutekunst took a huge gamble on Love being the next franchise quarterback because otherwise there was absolutely no reason to select a quarterback at that point. The move resulted in the team's HOF QB getting pissed off as well as the most precious asset of the team being used on a prospect that hasn't had any impact so far on a contending team.If it doesn't work out the general manager should rightfully be on the hot seat for it.</blockquote>

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