The Green Bay Packers restructured the contract of defensive lineman Kenny Clark and created a little over $11 million in salary cap space, according to Field Yates of ESPN.
Clark had a $13 million base salary and $2 million roster bonus available to be converted into a signing bonus and prorated over the life of Clark’s contract, which lowers the cap hit in 2023 but adds cap hits to future years.
Like many of the team’s other contract restructures, Clark’s deal was specifically written to offer an easy lever for the Packers to pull now to create cap space.