supplemental draft

[notex]

hey was wondering when this took place because i saw reiss' thing that said somebody used theirs last year so our pick was moved up...also, anybody know anyone good that will qualify for the supp. draft this year....i remember there was a decent LB around last year i forget who though...

[FreeTedWilliams]

The supplemental draft is held usually in the summer, it is mostly for college players who assumed that they would be back in school, but are ruled to be academically, or otherwise ineligible by the NCAA.

Last year it was Ahmad Brooks, a Linebacker from Virginia.

Cinnicinati took him in the third round, so they forfiet their third round pick in this upcoming draft, and all the other teams move up one.

The way the supplemental draft works is that teams pick in the same order as the regular draft. Teams can either pick a player or pass their pick. If a team uses their pick, then they get the player and lose the corresponding pick in the next years draft.

So last year every team passed through the first two rounds, and then Cincy picked Brooks in the thrid round, which is why they do not have a thrid round pick in this draft.

[notex]

Originally Posted by FreeTedWilliams

The supplemental draft is held usually in the summer, it is mostly for college players who assumed that they would be back in school, but are ruled to be academically, or otherwise ineligible by the NCAA.

Last year it was Ahmad Brooks, a Linebacker from Virginia.

Cinnicinati took him in the third round, so they forfiet their third round pick in this upcoming draft, and all the other teams move up one.

The way the supplemental draft works is that teams pick in the same order as the regular draft. Teams can either pick a player or pass their pick. If a team uses their pick, then they get the player and lose the corresponding pick in the next years draft.

So last year every team passed through the first two rounds, and then Cincy picked Brooks in the thrid round, which is why they do not have a thrid round pick in this draft.

thanks.... so im guessing that means its to early to tell about who is entering this year....

[Weishuhn]

Originally Posted by FreeTedWilliams

The supplemental draft is held usually in the summer, it is mostly for college players who assumed that they would be back in school, but are ruled to be academically, or otherwise ineligible by the NCAA.

Last year it was Ahmad Brooks, a Linebacker from Virginia.

Cinnicinati took him in the third round, so they forfiet their third round pick in this upcoming draft, and all the other teams move up one.

The way the supplemental draft works is that teams pick in the same order as the regular draft. Teams can either pick a player or pass their pick. If a team uses their pick, then they get the player and lose the corresponding pick in the next years draft.

So last year every team passed through the first two rounds, and then Cincy picked Brooks in the thrid round, which is why they do not have a thrid round pick in this draft.

The supplemental draft is actually held like a blind auction, with teams bidding which round they are willing to forfeit a pick in the next draft. You have to still own the pick you bid( ie you can't bid a 2nd rounder in 2008 if you alraedy traded it). High bidder wins, with seedings taken into account for teams bidding the same round pick. Also, the seedings usually work out to the same order as the regular draft, but their is a lottery component that could change the order slightly.

[sebman2112]

Originally Posted by Weishuhn

The supplemental draft is actually held like a blind auction, with teams bidding which round they are willing to forfeit a pick in the next draft. You have to still own the pick you bid( ie you can't bid a 2nd rounder in 2008 if you alraedy traded it). High bidder wins, with seedings taken into account for teams bidding the same round pick. Also, the seedings usually work out to the same order as the regular draft, but their is a lottery component that could change the order slightly.

Yup, that's how it works. I was going to post this same info a little while ago, but changedmy mind