B.J. Raji coming back for half of what Packers paid him while he sat on injured reserve. Packer Report says it is a one year deal for about $2 million. Any bets there is a per game active bonus?

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One down!!

I didn't think one got paid their full salary while on IR? Or is it that the insurance company picks up a bunch of it?

He should be paying the Packers to play this year. Apparently we need his underachieving ass!

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I see a great year for Raji. I think he'll surprise a lot of fans in a good way. That's my hunch.

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Well Dark, you can wish in one hand and crap in the other and see which fills up first. ::lol:

Obviously, I do hope you're right though! I happen to have home and away Raji jerseys, for sale of course. :thumbleft

The Hawk jersey would be a gift to any takers.

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Well at least he has no reason to not be motivated this year. If he doesn't do something his career is probably over. I like that it's low money. Hopefully he plays great and helps us win the Superbowl then someone else can give him a giant contract and we'll get a nice comp pick for it as well.

I think players still get their full base salary still (where normally most of the money is) but lose the per game roster bonus money. According to spotrac.com  (which might update if Raji ever does official sign a new contract and lose this info) Raji's last year contract had $300,000 combined wrapped up in per game roster bonuses and since he didn't play a game he didn't get that money but might of gotten the rest of the $4 million.

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He turned it on last year in TC. Still deserves a shot to prove himself.

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You should be happy that if Raji resigns for $2 million per year deal that he reportedly turned down all the Packers others offers. I forget all the details but something like in early 2012, the Packers tried to get Rodgers, Matthews and Raji all to agree to multi year extensions... with Raji maybe being offered say 6 million per year or something... then last year they tried to sign him to a 2 year, 8 million deal (4 million per year) ... so 2 million would be a lot nicer than the others, that he chose not to sign.

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