Tuesday afternoon's qualifying offer decision deadline came with some fireworks for the Milwaukee Brewers; Brandon Woodruff, the team's longest-tenured player, accepted the $22.025 million qualifying offer and will return to Milwaukee for at least the 2026 season. Now, another offseason deadline is upon us -- the deadline of whether or not to tender contracts to eligible players -- and while this one isn't expected to have the same degree of impact that the qualifying offer one did, it still poses some interesting decisions for the Brewers' front office. Which way they choose to go, particularly on one key non-tender decision, could reveal just how much money is left in the coffers this winter.
What today's non-tender deadline could reveal about the Brewers' offseason plans
