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Packers Re-Sign LB Nick Perry

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Nick Perry
Nick Perry will remain with the Green Bay Packers (Joe Robbins / Getty Images Sport / Getty)

The Packers will be keeping one of their best players. Outside linebacker Nick Perry will be returning to the team. Adam Caplan of ESPN reported the news.

Perry put together a productive 2016 season. He started 12 games and recorded 11 sacks and 52 tackles. In 4 prior seasons, he had only 12.5 sacks in his career. Green Bay entered this offseason $37 million to spend. Perry, 27, got offers from several other teams but decided to remain with the Packers.

Green Bay still has a number of impending free agents. Those players include Eddie Lacy, Julius Peppers, James Starks, T.J. Lang, J.C. Tretter, Jared Cook, and Micah Hyde.

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