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Barnett gets long term deal with Packers

April 10, 2007 By WRN Contributor

Nick Barnett The Green Bay Packers signed veteran linebacker Nick Barnett (pictured) to a six-year contract extension.

According to reports, Barnett is set to earn $35-million over the life of the contract, with roughly $12-million paid out to Barnett in the first year of the deal.

Barnett originally had one year left on his current contract, set to pay him $1.95 million. 

The deal means Barnett stands a good chance to retire as a member of the Packers.  He has led the Packers in tackles in three of the last four seasons.

 

Listen / Download – on possibility of playing entire career in Green Bay. :19
Listen / Download – Barnett says Green Bay is great place for free agents. :22

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