Compensatory draft pick for Revis

raduray · Mar 11, 2015

How does that work and what can we expect ?

VectorPrime · Mar 11, 2015

I believe we get a 3rd in 2016.

jrfitz06 · Mar 11, 2015

We should get the 98th or 99th pick the 97th will go to Detroit for suh I am assuming we don't sign anyone to a contract over 10 million though

NumberTwelve · Mar 11, 2015

Mix said:
He was released so there won't be a comp pick.

His option was not picked up;He was not released. Huge difference. Miguel tweeted this almost verbatim earlier today...

woolster22 · Mar 11, 2015

Saw someone throw about the term "Stallworth precedent," set in 08...

woolster22 · Mar 11, 2015

Regardless, the true comp pick SHOULD come from the tampering case...don't hold your breath

ctpatsfan77 · Mar 11, 2015

NumberTwelve said:
His option was not picked up;He was not released. Huge difference. Miguel tweeted this almost verbatim earlier today...

Then how did the Pats get #97 for Donte Stallworth? Same deal. (declined option)

jboston19 · Mar 11, 2015

I was told by Mike Llyoko on twitter tonight that Revis will bring a comp pick.

Now, I'm guessing that holds true for wilfork and browner. If it is, we may have several good free draft picks next year.

unoriginal · Mar 11, 2015

Every FA we sign cancels out a FA we lose. The only exceptions are cut players and min salary players. Those do not count in the compensatory formula.

Any qualifying FA we sign cancels out a lost FA of lesser contract value first, then higher value. Teams can be awarded a maximum of four.

Currently the Pats are in line for a 3rd (Revis) and two 6ths (Vereen, Casilias).

The one FA we signed (Gibson) doesn't qualify because he was a cut.

So long as the Pats sign one less FA than they lose (and sign nobody to a bigger contract than Revis) they'll get a 3rd.

unoriginal · Mar 11, 2015

Furthermore you can watch likely compensatory awards as they happen at overthecap.

http://overthecap.com/compensatory-draft-picks-cancellation-chart/

supafly · Mar 11, 2015

ctpatsfan77 said:
Then how did the Pats get #97 for Donte Stallworth? Same deal. (declined option)

I think he's agreeing with you.

NumberTwelve · Mar 11, 2015

supafly said:
I think he's agreeing with you.

Yes, I was. Thank you

woolster22 · Mar 11, 2015

I was just thinking, the best comp pick would be getting the Jets at home at the end of the year. Assuming SOJ and a pats post season birth, a steady "play offs...play offs...play offs" all game with some choice signs behind the Jest bench. Repeat this until revis has retired.

Just for kickers, we draft some kid who storms the scene, after revis gives up a touchdown to Edes, chants of "pipedream is better..."

goheels22002 · Mar 11, 2015

Is this confirmed? That, and the Jets' #1 for tampering would take some of the sting out of this.

luuked · Mar 11, 2015

goheels22002 said:
Is this confirmed? That, and the Jets' #1 for tampering would take some of the sting out of this.

Unless we sign a surprise FA for a lot of money you can take the 3rd round compensatory pick to the bank.

Patsfanin Philly · Mar 11, 2015

IIRC the Pats didn't pick up Stallworth's option in 2008 and received a 5th round compensatory pick the next year. That is the precedent Miguel cited for receiving comp picks for not picking up the option on a player. The highest comp pick is at the end of the third round depending on size of the contract, length and player's performance (i.e. Pro Bowl, All-Pro).
Using that logic, would the Pats then receive comp picks for Revis, Wilfolk and Browner (if the last two are signed by other teams) as well as Vereen who left as a FA??? And comp picks are offset by players the team signs...

luuked · Mar 11, 2015

Patsfanin Philly said:
IIRC the Pats didn't pick up Stallworth's option in 2008 and received a 5th round compensatory pick the next year. That is the precedent Miguel cited for receiving comp picks for not picking up the option on a player. The highest comp pick is at the end of the third round depending on size of the contract, length and player's performance (i.e. Pro Bowl, All-Pro).
Using that logic, would the Pats then receive comp picks for Revis, Wilfolk and Browner (if the last two are signed by other teams) as well as Vereen who left as a FA??? And comp picks are offset by players the team signs...

Someone else posted this nice overview of compensatory picks in one of the threads here: http://overthecap.com/compensatory-draft-picks-cancellation-chart/

Bostonian1962 · Mar 11, 2015

raduray said:
How does that work and what can we expect ?

3rd Round Pick

mgteich · Mar 11, 2015

What about Browner? He also became a free agent when we didn't pick up his option.

IllegalContact · Mar 11, 2015

the pats are getting nothing in the tampering even if the jets are penalized

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