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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thirteen Below" data-source="post: 1049453" data-attributes="member: 18006">And just consider the ramifications on the rest of the team - how much money we have left over for other positions, how many options that gives Gutekunst to add talent.We'd better enjoy it while it lasts, because unless Gute can keep working the "wide receiver mojo" every year or two in the draft, in a couple of years there are going to be some hard choices to make on that position group. We'll probably never see this again in our lifetimes - a quarterback as good as Love, and a wide receiver corps that's probably the best in the league, and all on rookie contracts.This team needs to capitalize on this conjunction, and make hay while the sun shines. Because in a couple of years, a much larger percentage of our cap is going to have to go to receivers, leaving less money for other needs.Rodgers was a phenomenon. The man was a black hole who sucked in every pass that came anywhere near him; he had a career catch rate of 67.6 -  which as near as I can tell, was easily the best of any Packer receiver since they started keeping that stat in 1992. That's significantly better than Greg Jennings (58.9), Davante Adams (63.6), Donald Driver (60.2), and even Jordy Nelson (66.3).He was just so damned slow, though. If you cut off his hands and put them on top of Christian Watson's legs, he'd make Travis Kelce look like a scrub.</blockquote>

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