irvin88;2338966 said:2009 We Still Have:
2nd Rounder
3rd Rounder
2 4th Rounders
2 5th Rounders (Just got one back from Tennessee)
CATCH17;2339006 said:If you guys wanted a receiver in the 1st round than we got a receiver that would easily be the best in this class.
Roy Williams also wears a size 15 shoe.
6'4, fast, big, strong... WOOOOOOOOOO
irvin88;2338966 said:2009 We Still Have:
2nd Rounder
3rd Rounder
2 4th Rounders
2 5th Rounders (Just got one back from Tennessee)
AdamJT13;2339060 said:This is Dannyboy's post from earlier today, except I updated it with the trade --
2nd
3rd(Clev)
4th, 4th(Det)
5th, 5th(Tenn)
6th(Mia)
7th, 7th (Det)
Plus comp picks, likely one for Reeves (probably a fifth) and one for Julius (probably a sixth).
Also, it's possible that the third and/or sixth could be our own, if we sent Detroit Cleveland's third instead of our third, and/or Miami's sixth instead of our sixth.
cwboy1;2339170 said:I'm sure that it's posted somewhere but could you tell me how they decide what round for compensation they give for a player?
cwboy1;2339170 said:I'm sure that it's posted somewhere but could you tell me how they decide what round for compensation they give for a player?
AdamJT13;2339307 said:Compensatory picks are based on the player's contract, playing time and postseason honors. The contract is by far the most important factor, followed by playing time, with postseason honors being a very small factor.
Reeves signed for more money than Jones and has started every game. If he continues to start, we should get a fifth for Reeves. It'll be difficult for the pick for Julius to be anything other than a sixth, especially considering that he shares time at running back.
Why draft a WR and wait the Usual 2 to 3 years for them to play in the NFL when we get a young stud right now, who we know isn't a bust. Look at Limas Sweed, he can't get off the Bench .MONT17;2339171 said:Considering this years class of WR is a very good one chances r next years class will be full of bust! Jerry is used to buying what he wants drafting is a waste of time for him!
DaBoys4Life;2339338 said:If Jones runs for 1,000 yards I think we could get something good right?
AdamJT13;2339424 said:His statistics are irrelevant. Even if he rushes for 1,500 yards, it won't matter at all if he doesn't even make the Pro Bowl. For his pick to be anything more than a sixth, he'd probably have to play every snap from now until the end of the season AND make the Pro Bowl. And even then, it probably wouldn't be enough.
Julius is on pace for 1200 to 1300 yards.AdamJT13;2339307 said:Compensatory picks are based on the player's contract, playing time and postseason honors. The contract is by far the most important factor, followed by playing time, with postseason honors being a very small factor.
Reeves signed for more money than Jones and has started every game. If he continues to start, we should get a fifth for Reeves. It'll be difficult for the pick for Julius to be anything other than a sixth, especially considering that he shares time at running back.