Though I agree that 'cap hell' doesn't accurately describe the Packers' situation, and assuming you're referencing Barnwell's article, his supporting materials put the Packers at 28th of the 32 teams in cap space, one of ten negative teams. And of the playoff teams, only the Saints (who, as you note, have a horrid and unmanageable disaster with the cap) and Steelers are below them. Yes, the moves noted above gets them to literally zero. But they'll have to get mighty creative to a) create the necessary space to actually sign their draft class, and B)make any sort of moves to either re-sign their other FAs or to bring in anyone to address a need. So, not cap hell, but certainly not a rosy picture. Bahktiari's restructure is a bit puzzling to propose as well. The Packers knew what the cap situation was, and signed him just a few weeks ago. Why would they then convert a roster bonus into a signing bonus, when they simply could have done that a few weeks ago when he signed the contract?