Free Agency Talk & Rumors - Bears get Dalman 3/$42M, Josh Allen is RICH ($330M contract), DK is a Steeler, Mack back to LAC

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DefNextYear said:
Yet. That doesn't factor Tev yet and Keenan will probably also be a piece. Ultimately, it's going to be a crappy late round comp pick, if anything at all.
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If Keenan signs after a certain date, it doesn’t go into the comp pick formula. I don’t know when that is though. Maybe @remydat knows?
 

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Philly cleaning up. 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th comp picks. The Vikings got a 3rd and a 4th for Darnold and Jones, which is kinda hilarious.

Detroit gets a 3rd for losing Aaron Glenn.
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I think it is hilarious that the Bears get a 6th in a trade for Justin Fields and the Steelers get a 4th in a compensatory pick for him. Pretty good deal for the Steelers
 
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I think it is hilarious that the Bears get a 6th in a trade for Justin Fields and the Steelers get a 4th in a compensatory pick for him. Pretty good deal for the Steelers
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Don’t worry Poles would have signed some average nobody to cancel out the comp pick.
 
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DefNextYear said:
Yet. That doesn't factor Tev yet and Keenan will probably also be a piece. Ultimately, it's going to be a crappy late round comp pick, if anything at all.
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I don't think comp picks is based purely on how many players you lose vs how many you sign.

I think the contract values play a larger part than we're considering on this board.

Losing 5 guys like Darrell Taylor and Larry Borom who get $1M-$2.5M don't even negate signing Dalman alone.
 
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RiDLer80 said:
I don't think comp picks is based purely on how many players you lose vs how many you sign.

I think the contract values play a larger part than we're considering on this board.

Losing 5 guys like Darrell Taylor and Larry Borom who get $1M-$2.5M don't even negate signing Dalman alone.
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It is a one to one elimination. Since we got two high end guys in Dayo and Dalman, our highest values will be cancelled. I’d guess Tev and Keenan would be the guys cancelled out, but I guess we’ll see where the contracts fall. Depending on how many guys are signed overall, Taylor could miss the 32 pick cutoff too. But, there’s no need to add multiple CFAs lost to offset one gained even if there’s a big cost difference.

Once each team’s list of CFAs lost and gained are determined and valued, one-to-one cancellations are applied. Cancellations work as follows, as stated in App. V, §3(a):
  1. A CFA gained by a team cancels out the highest-valued available CFA lost that has the same round valuation of the CFA gained.
  2. If there is no available CFA lost in the same round as the CFA gained, the CFA gained will instead cancel out the highest-available CFA lost with a lower round value.
  3. A CFA gained will only cancel out a CFA lost with a higher draft order if there are no other CFAs lost available to cancel out.
Any team that has more CFAs lost than CFAs gained will then be eligible for compensatory picks for the CFAs lost that were not cancelled out by CFAs gained.
 
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DefNextYear said:
It is a one to one elimination. Since we got two high end guys in Dayo and Dalman, our highest values will be cancelled. I’d guess Tev and Keenan would be the guys cancelled out, but I guess we’ll see where the contracts fall. Depending on how many guys are signed overall, Taylor could miss the 32 pick cutoff too. But, there’s no need to add multiple CFAs lost to offset one gained even if there’s a big cost difference.

Once each team’s list of CFAs lost and gained are determined and valued, one-to-one cancellations are applied. Cancellations work as follows, as stated in App. V, §3(a):
  1. A CFA gained by a team cancels out the highest-valued available CFA lost that has the same round valuation of the CFA gained.
  2. If there is no available CFA lost in the same round as the CFA gained, the CFA gained will instead cancel out the highest-available CFA lost with a lower round value.
  3. A CFA gained will only cancel out a CFA lost with a higher draft order if there are no other CFAs lost available to cancel out.
Any team that has more CFAs lost than CFAs gained will then be eligible for compensatory picks for the CFAs lost that were not cancelled out by CFAs gained.
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Yeah, that valuation is the point we're neglecting. It's not a straight one for one if I'm interpreting those line items currently.
 
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