The Packers finalized a new agreement with Aaron Rodgers that provides $18.13 million in salary cap relief. As a note, the Packers got under the cap by not submitting DeVondre Campbell's new deal to the league yet and by the decision of Randall Cobb to take a pay cut of roughly $5.5 million, per Tom Silverstein though it apparently is closer to $5.8M. The Packers did have to issue qualifying offers to its ERFAs and also the second-round tender to Allen Lazard, so those deals were included in the salary cap when the new league year started.
It Isn't Pretty, But Here Comes Aaron Rodgers' New Contract
