The Green Bay Packers entered the 2022 offseason needing to clear around $50 million in salary cap commitments before the start of the new league year on March 16.
The tally will rise by a little over $20 million if the Packers end up using the franchise tag on All-Pro receiver Davante Adams.
The team will use restructures and releases on veterans to trim commitments from the salary cap. By the end of last offseason, the Packers had released a few players and restructured every veteran contract available to get into a comfortable cap position.
Just as much work needs to be done over the next few weeks.
Here’s a running list of the moves made by the Packers to get under the salary cap by mid-March:
