If we sign an RFA and the team that has rights to him chooses not to match the offer then we owe that team compensation in the amount of the tender that they gave that player...correct? Or do we owe that team whatever pick that player was drafted at?
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Re: RFA Question
It depends on what level they tender him at. If they tender him at the lowest level, it's a pick in the round the player was drafted (UDFA's only give the former team right of first refusal). If it's a 3rd round tender, it costs a 3rd. If it's a 1st...
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Re: RFA Question
Originally posted by GoobylalIt depends on what level they tender him at. If they tender him at the lowest level, it's a pick in the round the player was drafted (UDFA's only give the former team right of first refusal). If it's a 3rd round tender, it costs a 3rd. If it's a 1st...
Low -- 927,000 (compensation would be round in which player entered the NFL)
Second round -- $1.41 million
First round -- $2.01 million
First & third round -- $2.56 million
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The reason I ask is because I thought Ryan Fitzpatrick would be a good RFA to go after for a back-up QB but I am not sure what we would have to give up for a pick if we got him.Where else would you rather be than right here right now?
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Originally posted by jpdex12The reason I ask is because I thought Ryan Fitzpatrick would be a good RFA to go after for a back-up QB but I am not sure what we would have to give up for a pick if we got him.
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Originally posted by NE39Cincinnati tendered Fitzpatrick at the low level, so it would cost a 7th round draft pick (the round he was drafted in) if a team signed him to an offer sheet and the Bengals didn't match.Where else would you rather be than right here right now?
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