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  1. Gonna be rough if Rodgers talks to Jets and says "meh, I'd rather play for GB". If GB doesn't want him it's gonna be weird. I think what I want someone to lay out the real-world ramifications for all these $60 bajillion cap hits. Everyone keeps talking about them like it's the end of times but what does that actually mean? Do they have to cut or restructure half the team?
  2. Yeah. Where it gets sticky is if Rodgers says "Hey, trade me to Detroit" (slim to none he'd want to go there but still...)
  3. https://www.ballysports.com/national/news/packers-stance-on-aaron-rodgers-and-the-nfl-stars-being-shopped
  4. I don't know how they calculated the overall rating but they had Washington at 32 (Cards at 31). Equally horrible. If money was equal, I don't know why a FA would choose either team.
  5. NFLPA gave out team grades based on a survey of over 1300 players on things like facilities, how the teams treat families, travel etc. Packers graded out really well (Washington not so much): https://nflpa.com/nfl-player-team-report-cards
  6. Nashville is fine. It's the hotel convention center designed by an 8 year old with ADD that is the problem.
  7. I realize most if not all convention center/hotels are soul less caverns of despair, but the Gaylord Opryland Hotel and Convention center is a cavernous maze of crap. All black holes lead there.
  8. My wife and I really like it. I'm also not a gamer.
  9. I think most tech people probably get new jobs rather than go on a vacation.
  10. In a race to be "first", the first thing to go is proof-reading.
  11. I am not sure I'd implicitly trust a McGinn source any more.
  12. Time for a new season thread. Here is the last post from the '22 thread (a reminder there is also a 2023 Packers Draft thread. Please put draft comments in that one):
  13. I've considered that but given the number of voters with Roth IRAs (think it was 26 million as of 2020), I sincerely doubt they would ever do something so dumb. If they were to do something along those lines, my guess is they'd make it taxable for new contributions. I was in a regular 401K forever and switched to a Roth a few years back so I've got both angles covered :)
  14. Wasn't he rumored to be potential offensive coordinator for UW at one point before they hired Longo?
  15. This is a good point. Everyone's risk tolerance is different obviously but for most people you probably don't need to remove a ton of risk when you retire.
  16. that happened to a friend of mine. he was laid off from Salesforce and got a job with a start up.
  17. Shallow Depth of Field
  18. Yep, I used to do the Danny's Carousel thing every two weeks when I lived down there.
  19. I never realize how dirty my car is until I get it washed and then I take a look at it and say "wow, was my car dirty".
  20. The thread started to go off topic. You probably didn't see the post that we hid that replied to yours.
  21. can I say incomplete since the off season isn't over yet?
  22. Let's keep this thread related to tips for Am Fam not reasons why you would or would not go to a ballpark that doesn't exist.
  23. They talked about the Brewers rotation on the Rates & Barrels podcast last week. Mentioned they could potentially do some kind of 6 man deal since they have 6 legit starters possibly as a way to manage Freddy's innings and, to a lesser extent, Ashby's.
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