Packers Sign St-Juste for $10M

0:00On March 10th, the Green Bay Packers just locked up former Washington Commanders' cornerback, Benjamin St. Juiced, on a two-year deal worth 10 million dollars, with up to a half million more in incentives. This comes as the Commanders revamped their secondary this offseason, quickly signing Versatile Corner, Amick Robertson during the legal tampering window, while Moore moves loom. St. Juiced bounced back last year on a one-year pact with the Los Angeles Chargers, showing some progress after Washington cut him loose in free agency. His time with the Commanders ended on a sour note, despite his size and length, as mental lapses kept him from sticking around. Fans remember those frustrating moments all too well, especially in a league where one slip can cost the game. For the Packers, this signing fits their shift under new defensive coordinator Jonathan Ganon, who faced St. Juiced a plenty in the NFC East and C's, potential in him. Game-based out front, led by stars like Michael Parsons, should help in coverage, but the

1:00NFC North's top receivers will test him right away. They're betting he slots into their corner rotation as a key piece. St. Juiced now has a real shock to prove himself on a contender, with bigger money meaning higher stakes to deliver.