The Green Bay Packers drafted Rashan Gary twelfth overall in 2019, and since then, the Michigan product has been somewhat of a project.
Having just wrapped up his seventh professional season, the clock seems to be ticking, and the Packers would be unwise to keep holding on.
Compared to the rest of the financial decisions that the Green Bay Packers will be making this offseason, things with Rashan Gary are pretty cut and dry.
As of the moment, Gary has the second-highest cap hit on the team, and when his production is compared against what Green Bay could do with the potential savings, it’s hard to find a reason not to move on.