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Ex-name football, gold strikes with an NFC North Giant

It is this season. The former offensive lineman by Notre Dame Football is paid in deals with a freelance agency. And as it turns out, two former teammates have received both major contracts from new teams.

At the beginning of this week, Robert Hainsey completed a deal that pays him about $ 7 million a year and will probably give him a starting job for at least this season. Now Aaron BanksWho played on the same Irish offensive line has its own fresh start.

The former Lineman of Notre Dame Football Offensive signed a contract for $ 77 million with the Green Bay Packers. It seems as if he could enter a starting place for his new team. And that would certainly be an interesting turn of events, considering that the scout of banks was mainly that it was simply not as good in the NFL as in college.

Former Notre Dame Football Lineman finds an NFL number day

New deal of banks Has 27 million US dollars full guarantees, but since it is highly unlikely that Green Bay would move on after just one season, the former Irish star will realistically earn at least 47.5 million dollars in two years.

The banks spent his first four years In the professionals with the San Francisco 49ers and he started a majority of the Niners games during his career. However, when he was a starter, there was a reason why San Fran was fine with him.

Banks was one of the team leaders in a blown block rate and 200 qualifying offensive lines, which in this status pro Sport -Info -solutions took a 153th place and was occupied on second place on the 49ers offensive line. In fact, he was one of the management leaders in the pressure rate, which was abandoned for the offensive line of the 49s in the last three seasons.

However, there is talent. And maybe he needs a new home to use it. While Aaron Banks was at the Notre Dame Football team from 2017 to 2020, he was all-access first team, ESPN All-America team, Associated Press All-America First Team and One of the best linemes in the country.