solman
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WOOHOO! (I am far too excited about this, and am going to seek immediate professional help).
He says that we get four picks:
5th [Givens]
6th [Ashworth]
6th [Vinatieri] and
7th [Dwight]
Its a little disappointing, since I think everyone was hoping for a 4th for Givens
(although he says that this remains a possibility if the threshold for 4th round picks went up much more slowly than the salary cap).
He says this is the most complicated year yet.
I'll copy over the explanations here. You can find the original at http://www.kffl.com/forums/showthread.php?p=3400211
He says that we get four picks:
5th [Givens]
6th [Ashworth]
6th [Vinatieri] and
7th [Dwight]
Its a little disappointing, since I think everyone was hoping for a 4th for Givens
(although he says that this remains a possibility if the threshold for 4th round picks went up much more slowly than the salary cap).
He says this is the most complicated year yet.
AdamJT13 said:THIRD ROUND
San Diego (Drew Brees, $10.0 million, 16 Games Played/16 Games Started, Pro Bowl)
San Francisco (Julian Peterson , $7.714 million, 16/16, Pro Bowl)
Indianapolis (Edgerrin James, $7.5 million, 16/16)
FOURTH ROUND
Oakland (Charles Woodson, $5.576 million, 16/16)
Pittsburgh (Chris Hope, $5.098 million, 16/16)
Atlanta (Kevin Shaffer, $5.143 million, 16/16)
Baltimore (Anthony Weaver, $5.3 million, 15/15)
FIFTH ROUND
Indianapolis (David Thornton, $4.45 million, 16/13)
Baltimore (Ma'ake Kemoeatu, $4.6 million, 16/14)
Pittsburgh (Antwaan Randle El, $4.464 million, 16/16)
New England (David Givens, $4.8 million, 5/5, placed on IR)
SIXTH ROUND
Indianapolis (Larry Tripplett, $3.607 million, 16/16)
Baltimore (Chester Taylor, $3.5 million, 15/15)
Cincinnati (Jon Kitna, $2.875 million, 16/16)
Baltimore (Will Demps, $2.28 million, 16/16)
New England (Tom Ashworth, $2.6 million, 16/6)
Seattle (Marquand Manuel, $2.0 million, 16/16)
New England (Adam Vinatieri, $2.4 million, 13 GP)
SEVENTH ROUND
Tampa Bay (Dexter Jackson, $1.85 million, 12/11)
San Diego (Justin Peelle, $1.5 million, 15/10)
Green Bay (Craig Nall, $1.423 million, 0/0)
Atlanta (Barry Stokes, $1.092 million, 11/11)
St. Louis (Rex Tucker, $1.217 million, 6/5, placed on IR)
San Diego (Reche Caldwell, $1.006 million, 16/14)
Tampa Bay (Jameel Cook, $1.020 million, 12/6)
Kansas City (Tony Richardson, $1.078 million, 9/7)
New England (Tim Dwight, $1.063 million, 9/2, placed on IR)
San Francisco (Anthony Clement, $750,000, 16/16)
St. Louis (Jamie Martin, $1.005 million, 16/0)
Jacksonville (Kenny Wright, $750,000, 16/9)
Minnesota (Raonall Smith, $755,000, 16/0)
Atlanta (Kevin McCadam, $765,000, 16/0)
Eight of the comp picks I've projected appear to be on the borderline between two rounds, or at least close to the borderline. In each case, because I think the value ranges will increase by more than the usual percentage, I've projected that the comp pick will fall below the borderline and be in the lower round. But it wouldn't surprise me if the comp pick for Woodson was in the third round; if the comp picks for Thornton, Kemoeatu, Randle El or Givens were in the fourth round; if the comp picks for Tripplett or Taylor were in the fifth round; or if the comp pick for Jackson was in the sixth round. And it's always possible that the NFL could have changed the ranges even more drastically, throwing even more of my projections off by a round or even two.
I'll copy over the explanations here. You can find the original at http://www.kffl.com/forums/showthread.php?p=3400211
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