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01:08 PM ET 02.25 | The Green Bay Packers are still unsure how to move forward with tight end Jermichael Finley, as some members of the staff want to keep him, while others want to let him go. Finley is set to make $8.75 million next season, and some in Green Bay believe he isn't worth that price tag. However, the team may try to restructure Finley's deal and sign him at a lower rate in the $4-5 million neighborhood. He caught 61 passes for 667 yards in 2012, playing in all 16 games for the Packers.

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February 25, 2013 02:42 PM ET

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He's a pretty Good Tight End and if they can restructure his deal they should move forward with it, otherwise sign Kevin Boss!!!

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February 25, 2013 04:32 PM ET

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Yep, a restructure is the only way he stays in a Packers uni. GB can find guys who are as productive, if not more productive, for a small fraction of that cost. They need to be cutting a few costs on overpriced guys so they can give it to the guys worth the money: Aaron Rodgers and Clay Matthews.