I gotta tell you, I would fucking howl laughing at the situation, myself, everyone else, the whole thing.
@Chongo posted:Pandemic caused the cap to be much lower than they had projected, ergo, when some of these contracts were written, they thought it would be higher was what I meant.
Right, but in terms of going all in vs. rebuild wouldn't the pandemic favor a rebuild simply due to economics? That's why it seemed a bit weird when Goopy said the pandemic changed the way the Packers are doing business for now. I wasn't commenting on your comment, more Gunky's.
@Henry unless Gurt, Ballz and WMM are feeling the heat from the board to justify an 0-fer the last 3 years in terms of Superb Owl.
I mean we all know the Packers board aren't the toughest bosses, but back to back MVP's, best record going into the playoffs the last two years and zero to show for it makes the FO look like idiots.
I think that's a big reason they opened the bank for Biscotti.
WMM is getting scared if we don't win a championship the board isn't going to sign off on his new bouncy house and ball pit.
Okay, that made me literally chortle audibly.
X4 is slacking. 2nd day in a row I saw the word idiot instead of IDOT! 
forget the bouncy house, this is where it's at:
The Packers continue to look good along the OL:
If Green Bay can find a way to keep Turner a best (healthy) 5 of
â Jacob Westendorf (@JacobWestendorf) February 24, 2022
Bak-Elg-Myers-JRJ-Turner is a really good start with #BigDirt and Yosh waiting in the wings in case of injury. https://t.co/0HTIffIoNm
@Thunderbird posted:forget the bouncy house, this is where it's at:
Now imagine all those guys jumping are from Wisconsin. That person in the life jacket would be orbiting the moon.
Not sure itâs just people from WI Hank
Was at WDW last week in FL and it was a collection of fatties. The unkept beard, stained t shirt, and hillbilly trucker cap was the outfit of choice. That and the extra 150# most were carrying.
The fat and slob look isnât a good one. âMurica bitches!
Yeah but you can't relate to a bunch of guys from Mississippi, which is the fattest state.
Ima make (more) enemies.
Been in the South 30 years and have never witnessed the spectacle of fat that one sees at the Wisconsin State FairâĶespecially near the cream puff pavilionâĶwe called it âThe Wisconsin Waddleâ. You could get trampled if you got between Vern and Gladys (Vern in an electric scooter) and the pavilion.
I used to notice it too when I went back to the midwest, not so much any more. Not because the midwesterners shaped up, itâs because the rest of the country is fast catching up.
Oh yes the Wisconsin waddle exists but if you spend any time down south they do their share of waddling. Except they are sweating profusely in the humidity while eating BBQ and guzzling gallons of sweet tea.
@Henry posted:Now imagine all those guys jumping are from Wisconsin. That person in the life jacket would be orbiting the moon.
then they could sell tickets for spectating. Whatever the cost, it would be worth it to see some of that action.
I freely admit I should/could lose 15 lbs to be more fit and healthy. But, I feel so sad for the toilets of those 300 lbs plus slobs who crash down on them with their fat asses. Toilets in America deserve better as they are straining under the enormous weight of pressure from above. Toilet lives matter too!
@Thunderbird posted:forget the bouncy house, this is where it's at:
Keeping in mind that it is Wisconsin, after all, it would have to be adapted to use in wintertime. I'm thinking along the lines of launching them into a snow bank.
Something like this:
@DurangoDoug posted:I freely admit I should/could lose 15 lbs to be more fit and healthy. But, I feel so sad for the toilets of those 300 lbs plus slobs who crash down on them with their fat asses. Toilets in America deserve better as they are straining under the enormous weight of pressure from above. Toilet lives matter too!
As a guy who at one time used to have to replace wall hung potties I agree
The #Packers are well on their way to getting beneath the cap with their second massive restructure this week. The risk is dramatically demonstrated with Bakhtiari's revamped deal.https://t.co/lmgkx0pWhF
â Bill Huber (@BillHuberSI) February 26, 2022
Field Yates
@FieldYates
Another one: the Packers have
converted $11.58M of LT David
Bakhtiari's 2022 compensation into
a signing bonus, creating significant
cap space for this season, per
source.
A busy week for the Packers' cap
continues.
9:08 AM âĒ 2/26/22 âĒ TweetDeck
So as of the Bak restructure, the Packers are currently around $27 million over the cap?
Franchising Adams would add another $20 million to have to restructure/release from other contracts. I know Z seems like the most obvious, but Cobb seems just as obvious.
Not sure King Rodgers would appreciate Cobb being cut.
Still think a trade of 12 is the best move.
Cobb had the lowest reception to TD ratio of of any WR/RB/TE on the team last year. In a year of salary cap management where every penny matters, the Packers don't have the luxury of keeping him around for $6.74M.
If he wants to come back for $2.5M maybe it's a conversation worth having...
No way in hell they should be paying Cobb nearly 7M to return. If Rodgers balks at that he can deduct the amount from his salary.
Early talk of the brilliance of bringing Cobb back was premature and the skeptics of his ability to stay on the field were proven correct.
The x4 braintrust may also have been right about Cobb's presence hindering Amari's development.
From packers.com:
GREEN BAY â London has finally called for the Green Bay Packers.
The NFL announced on Monday the Packers will play at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London in 2022. Green Bay previously had been the only team to not have played a regular-season game in the NFL International Series, which began in 2007.
Last year, as part of the NFL's expansion of the regular season to 17 games, it was determined that, beginning with the 2022 season, up to four of the teams from the conference whose teams were eligible for a ninth regular-season home game would instead be designated to play a neutral-site international game.
Dates, matchups and kickoff times will be confirmed as part of the full 2022 schedule announcement later this year.
"This is something the league office has been talking to us for a long time about. We were the last team to play a game internationally," Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy told packers.com's Larry McCarren. "The fans there are really going to relate well to the Packers organization. It's a great opportunity for NFL fans in Europe to become more familiar with the Packers and be more likely to come to Lambeau for a game in the future."
I'll be needing a Blood Mary...
Oh. And some Hot Ham and rolls.
So you're gonna lose a home game AND you have to get up at 7a on a Sunday to watch your football team?! Aren't you excited, #Packers fans?! https://t.co/MfWjas4Fcb
â Ramie Makhlouf (@RamieIsTweeting) February 28, 2022
@Chongo posted:First overseas game in 15 years for the Packers...I can deal with it. It's the extra home game we're getting (9) so it's not really losing a home game from a budgetary standpoint.
Been wanting to see Spurs new stadium...maybe I can convince @Goalline to do a roadie...
That sounds good. Going to Ghana this year. Maybe I can fold in a trip to the UK.
Ramie Makhlouf is a Bears fan!
No issue at all watching the Packers at 8 AM on a Sunday.
I agree, get our win out of the way early in the day
Yup, even if it's 7 AM for me.
5 am in Cali...
Might as well not even go to bed on Saturday 
In exchange for London?
