* 1st Round - own pick, proj: 21-32
* 2nd Round - from Chargers, proj: 45-55
* 2nd Round - own pick, proj: 57-64
* 3rd Round - own pick, proj: 89-96
* 4th Round - own pick
* 5th Round - own selection (Ha! I fooled you!)
* 6th Round - own pick
* 7h Round - own pick

Our draft could look like this:

* 1st Round: own pick
* 2nd Round: Chargers’ pick
* 2nd Round: own pick
* 3rd Round: own pick
* 3rd Round: compensatory pick
* 4th Round: own pick
* 4th Round: compensatory pick
* 5th Round: own pick
* 5th Round: compensatory pick
* 6th Round: own pick
* 7th Round: own pick

Someone here predicted a team with the chemistry of the Chargers could implode despite talent and hand us a decent pick. Oh yeah, that was me.



2009 Patriots Draft Sneak Peak: The Picks PatsBlog: A Patriots Blog

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I'd be willing to bet that the 4th and 5th round comp picks will really be a best case of 5th and 7th.........

I know the contract is the biggest part of the equation, but Stallworth's play certainly isn't helping the cause right now.

Anyone have a good idea how Gay is faring? Based on the #s: ESPN - Randall Gay Stats, News, Photos - New Orleans Saints He's doing pretty good. Some good pass deflection #s and decent tackle #s. That should help.

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If I understand the way the formula works correctly, good play earns a bonus, but bad play/injuries/etc. don't earn (much of) a penalty.

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If we only received a 3rd and a 5th or 6th as compensatory picks, I would be happy with that.