Let's start with Quay and look at recent off-ball LB contracts:

- Fred Warner: $21M per
- Roquan Smith: $20M per
- Tremaine Edmunds: $18M
- Zach Baun: $17M per (just coming off an all-pro season)
- Jamien Sherwood and Nick Bolton: $15M
- Patrick Queen: $13.66M
- Terrel Bernard and Dre Greenlaw: $10.5M

I could see the Packers giving Quay a 3-year, $42M deal, which would put him ahead of Patrick Queen, but coupled with his $4.4M deal this year, it comes out to a 4-year $46M deal, at just under $12M per year. They could also give him Jordan Love-esk 1-year deal, likely in the $15 - $18M range.


As for Tom, let's take a look at top tackles:
- RT Penei Sewell: $28M
- RT Lane Taylor: $25M
- RT Jawaan Taylor: $20M
- LTs over $25M: Tristian Wirfs, Trent Williams, Christian Darrisaw
- LTs between $20M and $25M: Laremy Tunsil, Andrew Thomas, Jake Matthews, Dan Moore, Garett Bolles, Dion Dawkins, Ronnie Stanley, Taylor Decker.

Given all this, I can't imagine a scenario where Zach Tom makes less than $25M per year. I still think Tom has the ability to be the Packers long-term solution at RT or at LT, giving him positional flexibility and more leverage. David Bakhtiari's third contract, after making four all-pro teams, was 4-years, $105.5M contract. Given Tom's age and positional flexibility, I could see the Packers giving him a 4-year $110M. That would put him behind Tristan Wirfs, Trent Williams, and Penei Sewell, but ahead of Darrisaw, Tunsil, and Lane Johnson.