Ha-Ha Clinton Dix

[carcosa]

Should Veach trade for him? Do the Packers need to lose today for him to be on the block? Christ we need help !!!!!

[Best22]

Packers are not selling

[Simply Red]

I agree - we also need DOD in MOAR!

[Cornstock]

No way they let him go, hes only like 25

[KCUnited]

Haha, Stevie Nicks. Bring this bitch in. Has to be an upgrade over Parker.

[Hoover]

Final year of his deal, if we want him its as a FA.

[Nickhead]

love me some klit-n-dicks :D

[Cornstock]

Final year of his deal, if we want him its as a FA.

They draft and retain, he'll be resigned

[Chief Roundup]

We have had enough of these sign X player threads.

[Naptown Chief]

No way they let him go, hes only like 25

Uh, hasn't he been playing for like 26 years? I feel like I've been chuckling at his name for years now..

[Naptown Chief]

Uh, hasn't he been playing for like 26 years? I feel like I've been chuckling at his name for years now..

He is in fact 25. Guess he was drafted at 9 years old

[CasselGotPeedOn]

Lmao Clinton Dix

[Hoover]

If you are looking any players its these guys.

Karl Joseph, SS, OAK, 25
The 2016 first round pick could be the next man out in Oakland. He would bring $810,207 in 2018, $2M in 2019, & an option in 2020 to a new team, leaving behind dead caps of $2.43M in 2018 & $1.7M in 2019 to the Raiders.

Gareon Conley, CB, OAK, 23
The 2017 #24 selection has never found footing in Oakland after a year one injury, and a rough start to 2018. He holds caps of $4.9M in 2018, $1.4M in 2019 & $1.9M in 2020 with an option available in 2021, and could be a steal for a new team should he be able to integrate well. His trade would leave behind dead cap of $1.8M in 2018, & $2.8M in 2019.

Janoris Jenkins, CB, NYG, 29
If the Giants are still looking to sell off, Jenkins is the likely next candidate. The 29-year-old still holds strong value on the market, and 2 1/2 years remaining on his current contract. He would bring caps of $3.3M, $11.25M, & $11.25M to a new team, leaving behind dead cap hits of $7.6M in 2018, & $7M in 2019.

Shane Ray, LB, DEN, 25
Denver already declined a 5th-year-option for 2019, so Ray's time in Denver is likely nearing an end one way or another. The Broncos would do well to test the market this weekend and try to bring back an asset for the 2015 1st-rounder. Ray would bring a cap of $888,609 to a new team, leaving behind $2M of dead cap to Denver.

Chris Harris, CB, DEN, 29
The Broncos aren't exactly deep in the secondary right now, but Harris is trending toward an offseason cap casualty right as it stands, so finding some trade value this weekend makes sense. The 29-year-old would bring caps of $3.9M, & $7.9M to a new team, leaving behind dead cap hits of $6.4M in 2018 & $866,666 in 2019.

Can't see Denver making a deal, but I wouldn't count out Oakland.

[Titty Meat]

Nope

[tk13]

The Packers are basically one half game out of first place and they're starting to get healthy. Why on earth would they be sellers?

[carcosa]

The Packers are basically one half game out of first place and they're starting to get healthy. Why on earth would they be sellers?

Because we'd ask nicely