NFL salary cap is yet another thing where people seem to take extreme positions. Either it's some inpenetrable hard cap that you can't around, or it's somewhat easy to manipulate to get done whatever you want to get done. As with most things, the truth lies in the middle. First, as Chorizo explained, it's really hard to take a strong position on anything since we don't even know what the cap looks like for 2021. Secondly, yes, they can make moves to free up cap space. Bak was easy, that was the plan back when they signed his extension originally. P Smith and Kearsy getting cut are pretty easy decisions. Beyond that, the Packers are not entirely in control. It's not as easy as "just extend Rodgers and Adams." The players have to agree to those terms. It will take huge signing bonuses to extend Rodgers and Adams, and the players involved will have a large say on the definition of huge. Assuming they can restructure both, which is far from a given, that's about it. There are no more magic moves they can make to free up cap space of any significance. That leaves a lot of "ifs" if the goal is signing Watt. They can sign him IF the salary cap doesn't go down much this year, and IF they can restructure Rodgers/Adams, and then IF Watt actually want to come to GB, and at what cost. Not impossible by any means, but the dominoes need to fall right.