Packers have lowest projected cap in 2022

[Aesopian]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1390691888919875586

 

[Anytime23]

They're dead. It's Justin Fields' time.

 

[Aesopian]

They're dead. It's Justin Fields' time.

They wasted Rodgers career.

 

[Discus fish salesman]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1390691888919875586

Without Rodgers they should be close to the cap

 

[Zion]

Packers have dominated the division for the entirety of my Bears fandom. It's difficult to express how refreshing it'll be to have the division wide open.

 

[dweebs19]

how do the Colts always seem to have a lot of cap space?

 

[Discus fish salesman]

how do the Colts always seem to have a lot of cap space?

They never seem to use any of it. I always think they'll go get a big time WR to make that team complete and instead they usually sit tight with like 30+ million in cap space

 

[Discus fish salesman]

Looks like the broncos have just enough space to absorb Aaron Rodgers at 50 mill/yr

 

[mecha]

seeing the Bears in the left column is good news, right?

 

[Discus fish salesman]

seeing the Bears in the left column is good news, right?

40 million could go quick with no number 1 receiver and only about half a roster under contract

 

[Bust]

They wasted Rodgers career.

Had the Bears not choked and taken care of business that one year when they had 2 chances to knock the packers out of the playoffs Rodgers would be at zero championships.

 

[Bust]

Packers have dominated the division for the entirety of my Bears fandom. It's difficult to express how refreshing it'll be to have the division wide open.

Well it helps they get 2 free wins to start the year in the division by sweeping the bears.

Cutler is like 3-11 lifetime, Mitch continued the trend, they both saved their career worst games head to head vs Green bay. On the flip side Rodgers padded his stats vs bears, had something like 53tds lifetime vs Bears, most vs any team, lol.

 

[Aesopian]

Anyone else think the Saints will have a fire sale before the trade deadline now that Brees is gone. I'd like to see the Bears pock up a few people.

 

[Zion]

Well it helps they get 2 free wins to start the year in the division by sweeping the bears.

Cutler is like 3-11 lifetime, Mitch continued the trend, they both saved their career worst games head to head vs Green bay. On the flip side Rodgers padded his stats vs bears, had something like 53tds lifetime vs Bears, most vs any team, lol.

Rodgers never looked like he struggled against the Bears; with one particular game being an exception: The first game Kahlil Mack debuted for the Bears...and even then he struggled for only the first half.

 

[Leomaz]

Looks like Buffalo can pay Mitch for another year

 

[mecha]

Well it helps they get 2 free wins to start the year in the division by sweeping the bears.

Cutler is like 3-11 lifetime, Mitch continued the trend, they both saved their career worst games head to head vs Green bay. On the flip side Rodgers padded his stats vs bears, had something like 53tds lifetime vs Bears, most vs any team, lol.

Bears had some games where they held Rodgers to super low points (for him) and still lost. they, the whole team, were epic levels bad against what's supposed to be their biggest rival in the entire league. that's across 4 coaching staffs. but tell me more about how it was Jay Cutler's fault. the Bears haven't taken the rivalry serious for over 30 years, and seemingly are incapable of doing homework on their opponents. like all of them. Packers had the Bears completely figured out. maybe the individual player play wasn't that great, but their scheme was complete garbage on both sides of the ball often.

that 2015 game on Bart Starr/Brett Favre night was the most heart they ever exhibited against those assholes in recent memory. the 2006 shutout and latter years of Favre were also great. they just were never able to figure out how to game Rodgers at all, but other teams have. how difficult is it to see how they did it? I don't understand.