Let me tell you something, Pack Nation, contracts, contracts. We are talking about contracts today.

Three of them, Watson, Kraft, Wyatt, All three come and do, all three sitting in

Brian Goudicoon's office like a stack of bills on the kitchen counter. You keep meaning to deal

with and you keep not dealing with. And every single pack of fan in America wants to know the same

three things. Does it get done? When does it get done?

How much money walks out of that door? So I am doing it right here, right now, Big Sal's contract

predictions. On the record, Pac Nation, you are my witnesses. If I am wrong, you could throw it back in my face. If I am

right, I want a parade in downtown Peshtigo. I'll settle for a brother at the gas station.

Let's start with the tight end, Tucker Craft. Pack Nation, I need you to understand something

about Tucker Craft. Before this man tore his ACL in week 9 against Carolina,

he was on pace for 1,039 yards and 13 touchdowns.

13 from a tight end.

That would have led the league and touchdown catches.

He was on his way to be in the best tight-end in football,

and he tore his knee up against the Carolina Panthers. The Panthers, the team that exists

so other teams can feel good about themselves. And now Brian Gutakunz has a decision.

Pay the man now while he's rehabbing while there's still a little

injury discount on the table or wait. See if he comes back the same animal. See if the price goes up.

Let me tell you something. You know that bait shop on Highway 41, the one that used to sell minnows

and night crawlers for 40 years and then one day the new

owner comes in and decides he's going to start selling energy drinks and protein bars and

Bluetooth speakers and six months later there are no minnows and no regulars and the place is empty

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