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Re: Bills projected to receive no compensatory picks
With the strange free agency period they had last offseason, I'd be interested to know what counts and what doesn't. IIRC, Morrison was signed pretty late and I would have guessed he didn't count.
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Re: Bills projected to receive no compensatory picks
Poz - 6 years, $42 million
Whitner - 3 years, 11.5 mil
Thigpen - 3 years, 11 mil
Smith - 4 years, $15 mill
Barnett - 3 years, $12 mil (if his even counts.)
Loss - 9 years, 53.5 mil
Gain - 10 years, 38 mil
Not sure I understand this point DB. $15 million is a big difference. Also, the fact that the comparison is offense to defense, that should matter. This league needs to get rid of this, it is basically set up to give extra draft picks to teams that draft good and win.
Re: Bills projected to receive no compensatory picks
Originally posted by TheGhostofJimKelly
Poz - 6 years, $42 million
Whitner - 3 years, 11.5 mil
Thigpen - 3 years, 11 mil
Smith - 4 years, $15 mill
Barnett - 3 years, $12 mil (if his even counts.)
Loss - 9 years, 53.5 mil
Gain - 10 years, 38 mil
Not sure I understand this point DB. $15 million is a big difference. Also, the fact that the comparison is offense to defense, that should matter. This league needs to get rid of this, it is basically set up to give extra draft picks to teams that draft good and win.
I'm not saying I understand it either.
The compensatory pick formula is still secret. While some people have figured out most of it, nobody knows the whole thing except for the NFL.
The writers comment about the Bills was;
Neither Kirk Morrison, Tommy Thigpen, or Brad Smith contributed much for Buffalo. But signing two of them cost the Bills a 3rd rounder for losing Posluszny.
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Originally posted by Dr.Lecter
We were both drunk and Hillary did not look that bad at 2 AM, I swear!!!!!!
Re: Bills projected to receive no compensatory picks
Now it appears from the comments he may have not factored in Whitner, so who I knows. I know the guy who runs the site so let me see if I can get a hold of him.
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Originally posted by Dr.Lecter
We were both drunk and Hillary did not look that bad at 2 AM, I swear!!!!!!
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