A.J. HAWK RUMORS & GOSSIP
Packers draft Datone Jones: ‘To add speed to the defense’
The Green Bay Packers selected UCLA’s Datone Jones with the No. 26 overall pick, who is taller and leaner than the Packers two defensive lineman drafted last year, Jerel Worthy and Mike Daniels. The 6-foot-4 and 285-pound Jones
A.J. Hawk took a $2 million pay cut to stay in Green Bay
According to the Green Bay Press-Gazette, Packers’ linebacker A.J. Hawk recently received a $2.21 million roster bonus after agreeing to take a $2 million pay cut this season.
Hawk will now get paid $3.6 million in 2013, instead of the $5.45 he was scheduled to make.
Hawk seems to always step up and sacrifice for the Packers. in 2010 he was released and then re-siged at a lower...
Packers Contracts, the Salary Cap, and More – Part 2: A.J. Hawk and Contract Restructuring
One of the hardest things for the average fan to comprehend is how NFL contracts work and how they apply to a team’s salary cap. There are many complicated elements, rules, and exceptions that can be hard to sort out. In this series, my goal is to help you better understand how this whole system works, plus what it means to the Green Bay Packers’ current salary cap and contract...
Reports: Packers restructure Hawks contract
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Inside linebacker A.J. Hawk has agreed to take a pay cut and restructure his contract with the Packers, according to multiple reports.
Hawk had three years left on a five-year contract he signed with Green Bay in March 2011. He was scheduled to make more than 5 million next season. The terms of his newly restructured deal are unclear, but it will be for less money...
Via Fox Sports Wisconsin
March 15, 2013
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Packers News: A.J. Hawk restructures contract
Packers LB A.J. Hawk
A.J. Hawk has agreed to restructure the final three years of his contract with the Packers, according to Rob Demovsky of the Green Bay Press-Gazette.
In 2011, the team cut Hawk before re-signing him to a five-year, $33.75 million deal.
Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel tweeted that Hawk’s contract was, in fact, restructured, and that the result...
Will the Packers Remain Uncomfortably Married to A.J. Hawk?
Cut him or keep him? The Packers might just stay uncomfortably married to AJ Hawk.
The topic of A.J. Hawk gets debated to death by Packers fans every offseason.
Some fans view Hawk as an overpaid bust who has no business on the field. Others view him as a serviceable player even though he hasn’t lived up to his status as a high draft pick. A few delusional fans even think some...
Packers A.J. Hawk: 2012 Player Evaluation and Report Card
A.J. Hawk
1) Introduction: Everyone knows the story of A.J. Hawk, because it’s how people have measured his reputation and performance. As the fifth overall pick in the 2006 NFL Draft, Hawk was supposed to be more than he has been. Being “assignment sure” has become more of a condemnation of his skills than an emblem of solid play. Still, Hawk has been the consistent force...
TOUCH FOOTBALL?
A.J. Hawk pushes guy into water at golf outing
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Thanks to Deadspin we have a video of Green Bay Packers linebacker A.J. Hawk pushing a guy into a lake during a quick pick game of touch football during a charity gold outing.
A.J. Hawk, Troy Smith, Doug Datish, Bobby Carpenter, Mario Manningham and Bryan Scott were in attendance.
I thought this was quite funny, check out the video below.
Packers coach honest about A.J. Hawk’s lack of production
Although Packers linebacker A.J. Hawk got a lot of criticism as the team’s defense struggled last year, his position coach says he had a good season — sort of. Packers inside linebackers coach Winston Moss says that play in and play out, Hawk was fine in 2011. But he also acknowledges that teams need players to step [...]
Via Shatter The Backboard
June 22, 2012
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CLASS ACT
AJ Hawk cuts off hair for charity
The Packers linebacker cut off his long locks and donated them to a charity that serves children who have suffered hair loss due to medical treatments, health conditions or burn accidents.
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