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Packers' Salary Cap Dilemma: Tough Cuts Ahead
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The Green Bay Packers face a challenging offseason with a projected salary cap of $311.8 million, but theyre currently $3.1 million over. With dead money and players already under contract, theyre set to exceed the cap by $18.2 million by draft time. Tough choices lie ahead, including potential cuts to veterans like Elgton Jenkins and Rashan Gary, which would save $19.5 million and $11 million respectively. Extending defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt and restructuring deals for players like Jordan Love could help, but the team must balance saving money with retaining talent. Ultimately, the Packers may need to make cuts and restructures to stay under the cap, focusing on homegrown stars for another Super Bowl run. Checkout Solipillow.com
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