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Originally posted by DurangoDoug:
Thanx Cpheph1

Hope your back on your feet and feeling well again.

DD

Thanks DD! I'm feeling better and today was my 1st day back to work. Next objective will be golfing...

Looks like there may be a ~$10M adjustment soon....

If the NFL Network is correct, there might be suddenly be another $20 million that will count against the cap.

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Originally posted by lukey:
If the NFL Network is correct, there might be suddenly be another $20 million that will count against the cap.

Poppinga and Grant?

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Originally posted by Goalline:

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Originally posted by lukey:
If the NFL Network is correct, there might be suddenly be another $20 million that will count against the cap.

Poppinga and Grant?

And Bigby.

http://cappage.timesfour.com/

Cpheph1 has graciously given us an update before the final 53. (Thanks CP!)

Does Greg Jennings need a raise or what??!?!?

CP gave me a couple notes about this update

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1. I'm not sure what the Packers' *exact amount available* NFLPA
figure is but I'm within the ball-park.

2. Guys with orange/gold background are just some WAGs on who could be
gone after cut to 75.

3. Bodiford & Moore amounts: Bodiford will probably remain on IR this
year; Moore has been waived IR but I don't know what the settlement
amount is.

So with $23 million to spend who of the 2008 expiring contracts get in season extensions? Tauscher should be first in line, then Bigby if he has a great 1st half of the season. There is also Ruvell M

Since the cutdown to 53 happened, cpheph1 has updated the cap page.

Let me know if you have any questions.

http://cappage.timesfour.com/

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Originally posted by Boris:
Does Greg Jennings need a raise or what??!?!?

That is ugly.

Speaking of ugly....
KGB's cap amount.
Bubba's, Manuel's, and Turd's remaining cap $$$.

And several players whose contracts are set to expire this year:
M. Tauscher, C. Cole, A. Bigby, R. Martin, T. Williams. These weren't all of them, but the ones who could have the biggest impact on the roster for next year, IMO.
And several more who are set to expire in 2009:
C. Clifton, Kampy, R. Pickett, ARod, T. White, N. Collins, Spitz, T. White, W. Blackmon, Jolly, and C. Peprah.
These weren't all of them, of course, but the ones who could have the biggest impact on the roster for next year, IMO.

We could be in for a ton of change real soon. Our LT & RT aren't getting any younger.

After this season Jennings should be paid in the top 10 WR's in the league. That $755K is a complete joke. I know TT will do right by him.

I'd hate to see where we'd be on the OL without Clifton & Tauscher.

How does the minimum salary level fit in to this? Right now it appears that the Packers have only spent about 82% of their available cap and I thought they had to spend at least 85% of the cap space. Or is this percentage based on the initial salary cap figure and not the adjusted amount?

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Originally posted by GBnative:
How does the minimum salary level fit in to this? Right now it appears that the Packers have only spent about 82% of their available cap and I thought they had to spend at least 85% of the cap space. Or is this percentage based on the initial salary cap figure and not the adjusted amount?

Got this response from cpheph1.......

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Originally received via e-mail by cpheph1:
The percentage is based on the initial salary cap figure.

An update from cpheph1

http://cappage.timesfour.com

Thanks for posting the cap update.

Here's some text to go with the spreadsheet:

1. Many players had salary increases from my previous listing (note
all info was taken from previous JSO, and in some cases GBPGAZ); most
salary increases were from off-season workout program @ $120/day.
Grant & Poppinga obviously got new contracts or extensions.

2. McGinn did not include the "dead cap players" [$5,753,439] in his
most recent player cap numbers
[ JS Online Link ]. He also did not
include PS player amounts ($707,200 total).