Well, the news about linebackers is flying in constantly. Mike Garafolo of USA Today and Aaron Nagler of both Cheesehead TV and Bleacher Report have passed along the news that Green Bay Packers inside linebacker A.J. Hawk has agreed to a restructured contract.

#Packers linebacker AJ Hawk has agreed to a restructured contract, per league source.

— Aaron Nagler (@Aaron_Nagler) March 15, 2013

Packers' AJ Hawk took a pay cut today. I'm told it's not a huge one. Don't have specifics.

— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) March 15, 2013

AJ Hawk's restructure was actually a redo of the final three years of his deal.

— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) March 15, 2013

While we don't have specifics yet, this tells me that Hawk will probably make his scheduled salary this year, while the restructured later years of his deal will allow the team to give more money to the likes of Aaron Rodgers, Clay Matthews, and perhaps B.J. Raji. Again, there are no specifics yet.

Hawk's cap number for this year was around $7 million. He's been a divisive figure among fans, with many believing he's underrated while others think he's not worth the money, but he's certainly a competent player, and I'm happy we've figured out a way to keep him around at a reasonable price.