Well, first of all, I'd have gladly given Clay 5 million to come back. He's still clearly worth that much. But nowhere in my post did I even suggest the Packers should have signed him. I pointed out he made one of the biggest plays in Packers history, but it seems to be a play that few really remember, then said it was hard to believe that he had higher offers and then and suggested that maybe he had a higher offer, but with less real(read-guaranteed money in it). Even if that is what I said, I think Clay's career with the Packers amounts to a bit more than one play 9 years ago. That seemed a little unecessarily snide. You're suggesting I'm advocating for signing(and again, didn't even advocate giving Clay the deal) Howard Green because he had a big play 9 years ago(hitting Big Ben as he threw it on the Collins pick). That said, hard to believe he was getting offered more than 2/16.5 with incentives. This was the crux of your post. The "that said" part was only supported by the discussion of that one play 9 years ago. I wasn't being snide, I was simply responding to your post to say that good business decisions aren't based on sentimental memories from years past. If that isn't what you meant, I'm sorry. That is how the post reads. I also would take Clay at $5M if he agreed to play that hybrid MLB/OLB role I discussed in an earlier post. But I added the "+" to generally mean deals over that. So 2 years at $8.25M/year I would avoid for players north of 30.