If a player has a career year, is it fair to expect them to take a pay cut?
That’s a conundrum the Packers face with running back Aaron Jones. The sixth-year pro set a career high in rushing yards with 1,121. He had 31 rushes of 10 yards or more — good for seventh in the NFL.
“We expect to have him back,” said Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst last week. “For a guy his size, to bring it every day, he rarely misses a practice, rarely misses a rep. The way he leads that football team, his consistency is amazing.