One last chance! That's what I keep saying to my putter every time I go golfing. I don't expect that putter to perform any better in 2021 than most of us expect King to perform for us this year. Nevertheless, we can hope for a minor miracle. I do expect even King might have a little better chance than that putter.

Turns out he was way cheaper then 6 mil...

Great one last chance for King. Maybe it will turn out as well as Nick Perry did for the Green & Gold.

Top pick who never lived up to the selection for the first 4 seasons. Oft-injured.

Then, suddenly, in a contract year King turns it on a la Perry and bingo, Kevin gets a huge new deal like Nick did.

Just hope Gutey isn't as foolish as Ted was in signing Perry and that, if he does turn it on in 2021, King signs with some other team next year.

And Kevin King has a song for those who support his signing for once last chance.

https://youtu.be/Jw9f0ZKYDb4

I am probably the only person who was glad that he is back. I think that he will improve and be an asset to this team. And no, he is not an elite CB yet he is a good one and like the article mentioned there is not much behind him.

Just look at that picture of King and Evans.
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That photo tells you everything you need to know about Kevin King.

We all hope this signing is going to be worthwhile, but the analytics (from multiple sources) don't support what you're saying regarding King's performance in the past. If he can stay free of the injury bug (and be fully healed of any previous ones), then maybe he has a chance of returning to his 2019 form.

If King is healthy, he’s better than he was later last year.

To blame him for being out of position. When that’s what Pettine called seems at least questionable, but to blame him for the grab at the end in a game where receivers had been held, even taken down with no call seems worse.

The structure of the contract is my problem. If King rebounds he walks leaving dead money, if he is surpassed we have dead money long after he has gone. By being a rental, it makes no difference to the urgency of getting an early corner, perhaps two, because we clearly don’t trust Jackson or Hollman let alone the rest to spell King when he is hobbled.

Ball’s contract structure baffles me, as does the rate of pay toretain with no ability to capitalize if King plays well. All this does is provide some time for a rookie to supplant him either during the season or by this time next year and provide a little longer to develop another rookie behind that. If King surpasses expectations, he wins and we lose since we won’t have the cap to keep him to play or trade.

Im glad he is back. With that kind of of money it makes a lot f sense. Gute is way more often right than wrong, what more can you ask for.
As usually he was not as bad as some here "recall", But easy "truths" are always lies. He had a lot of good games for us and its the reason why he is still here.

I'm glad Kings back too. Last year Gute was on record for saying he was looking for WRs and LBs. So it was a surprise he didn't take either early.( And Wrs not at all? Especially with such a deep draft.). I get holding the cards close to the chest. Even him changing his mind.!!! So--- This year King might change what he's looking for again. I just hope it's a move in the right direction. I know King was.

Could’ve signed Malcolm Butler for 6 million. He is a guy with experience and has played in big games. And the last five out of six years he’s played a full 16 game schedule.

The one time he should have been 10 yards off the receiver and he wasn't. Hopefully our rookie CB makes him depth.

Loud noises!

Could king be a half season solution with an upcoming rookie cb developing and taking over late in the season?

Why is everybody talking about 2019 King like he's the end all be all? Yeah he got 5 interceptions and 15 pass breakups but those numbers are decieving more than anything. Part of why he got those stats is because his coverage was consistently being tested by opposing QBs. He still gave up a bunch of 1st downs and a bunch of big yardage chunks because he had and still has a habit of getting burnt deep consistently, clearly evident by his 99.6 passer rating allowed. Anybody who knows passer ratings should know that that is definitely below average, so kings best year by far was still below average coverage wise not to even mention his missed tackles. Then (regardless of injuries) he followed that season up in 2020 by falling off a cliff. Point being expectations for him are very low for next season, I truly hope he can prove me wrong but I just don't see it at this point.

I have a ton of questions regarding this signing. Not that I didn't expect it, but King will be put into exactly the same situation he was the last couple of years (QBs will test his side and he's numbers will reflect that). What do you get by resigning him? The same good and same bad? How do overcome the bad? Did the new DC see something that he thought he could change? Will King be used in a different capacity? there's just so many questions about this just doesn't add up. I guess we'll see.

"If King wasn’t back, the Packers were left with a ton of question marks."

King is a question mark. It violates one of the principles of Ron Wolf, when he says, "If you know a guy isn't good enough, move on", or something along those lines. Packers kept him out of fear of getting worse at the position instead of finding/drafting proper replacement.

I am still in disbelief that Kevin King was offered another contract by the Packers! And at $6Mil! The burn marks from King and Sullivan are still lingering after the NFC Championship game. With Brady picking on those 2 and being so successful, don't you think the rest of the league will do the same next season? When you combine this with the dreadful indecision on extending ARODs contract, you have to wonder what's going on with Senior Packer Management? Do they actually believe Love will ready in another year and comparable to AROD? What is this management team smoking? Please let there be a logical reason we are all not seeing, lol?

Last chance....

The Packers are waiting for Kevin King to make that 5th year leap.

King sucks .........period.