Buzz: No Compensatory Picks for Jets - From JetsBlog

Gas2No99 · 03-10-2010, 08:44 AM

From the Jetsblog.com.

Take it for what it's worth:

[COLOR="Green"][SIZE="3"]Buzz: No Compensatory Picks for Jets[/SIZE][/COLOR]
[I]Posted on March 9th, 2010 by Bent[/I]

Although the UFA compensatory picks will not be announced officially for approximately two weeks, there is some bad news from AdamJT13, a blogger who has been projecting the compensatory picks for the last decade and has an accuracy rate of approximately 75%.

[I]New York Jets — The Jets will not receive a comp pick. They signed three players who will qualify and one who is on the bubble for qualifying. They lost no more than three players who will qualify. As I explained in a previous post, Laveranues Coles might not qualify for the equation, which would mean that the Jets lost only two qualifying players. Either way, the Jets did not suffer a net loss of free agents and will not receive a comp pick.
The Jets were adamant that Coles did qualify, but it seems strange that they would go to such lengths if it wasn’t likely to make any difference. The Jets did lose several UFAs last year that contributed on other teams, but only UFAs count, not players who were cut.[/I]

Unfortunately, the NFL calculates these based on some kind of secret formula, so it is not possible to check Adam’s assertion that the Jets lost fewer than 3 UFAs that will qualify.

While we can hold out some hope that this will be incorrect, it seems unlikely, so the Jets will apparently enter the draft with six picks.

pcola · 03-10-2010, 09:32 AM

Have we ever received a comp pick?

WW85 · 03-10-2010, 09:57 AM

[QUOTE=pcola;3520899]Have we ever received a comp pick?[/QUOTE]

Sure!!

Eric Smith end of round 3 was a comp pick.

Loss of Lamont Jordan.

Dirtstar · 03-10-2010, 10:03 AM

[QUOTE=Gas2No99;3520852]From the Jetsblog.com.

Take it for what it's worth:

[COLOR="Green"][SIZE="3"]Buzz: No Compensatory Picks for Jets[/SIZE][/COLOR]
[I]Posted on March 9th, 2010 by Bent[/I]

Although the UFA compensatory picks will not be announced officially for approximately two weeks, there is some bad news from AdamJT13, a blogger who has been projecting the compensatory picks for the last decade and has an accuracy rate of approximately 75%.

[I]New York Jets — The Jets will not receive a comp pick. They signed three players who will qualify and one who is on the bubble for qualifying. They lost no more than three players who will qualify. As I explained in a previous post, [B]Laveranues Coles[/B] might not qualify for the equation, which would mean that the Jets lost only two qualifying players. Either way, the Jets did not suffer a net loss of free agents and will not receive a comp pick.
The Jets were adamant that [B]Coles[/B] did qualify, but it seems strange that they would go to such lengths if it wasn’t likely to make any difference. The Jets did lose several UFAs last year that contributed on other teams, but only UFAs count, not players who were cut.[/I]

Unfortunately, the NFL calculates these based on some kind of secret formula, so it is not possible to check Adam’s assertion that the Jets lost fewer than 3 UFAs that will qualify.

While we can hold out some hope that this will be incorrect, it seems unlikely, so the Jets will apparently enter the draft with six picks.[/QUOTE]

:huh: :huh:

03-10-2010, 08:44 AM	#1
Gas2No99 Patiently waiting for disappointment once again All League Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: 245-A Posts: 2,940	Buzz: No Compensatory Picks for Jets - From JetsBlog From the Jetsblog.com. Take it for what it's worth: [COLOR="Green"][SIZE="3"]Buzz: No Compensatory Picks for Jets[/SIZE][/COLOR] [I]Posted on March 9th, 2010 by Bent[/I] Although the UFA compensatory picks will not be announced officially for approximately two weeks, there is some bad news from AdamJT13, a blogger who has been projecting the compensatory picks for the last decade and has an accuracy rate of approximately 75%. [I]New York Jets — The Jets will not receive a comp pick. They signed three players who will qualify and one who is on the bubble for qualifying. They lost no more than three players who will qualify. As I explained in a previous post, Laveranues Coles might not qualify for the equation, which would mean that the Jets lost only two qualifying players. Either way, the Jets did not suffer a net loss of free agents and will not receive a comp pick. The Jets were adamant that Coles did qualify, but it seems strange that they would go to such lengths if it wasn’t likely to make any difference. The Jets did lose several UFAs last year that contributed on other teams, but only UFAs count, not players who were cut.[/I] Unfortunately, the NFL calculates these based on some kind of secret formula, so it is not possible to check Adam’s assertion that the Jets lost fewer than 3 UFAs that will qualify. While we can hold out some hope that this will be incorrect, it seems unlikely, so the Jets will apparently enter the draft with six picks.

03-10-2010, 09:32 AM	#2
pcola All League Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Pensacola, FL Posts: 2,840	Have we ever received a comp pick?

03-10-2010, 09:57 AM	#3
WW85 a DRAFTNIK!!! All League Join Date: May 2004 Location: Columbus, Ohio Posts: 669	[QUOTE=pcola;3520899]Have we ever received a comp pick?[/QUOTE] Sure!! Eric Smith end of round 3 was a comp pick. Loss of Lamont Jordan.

03-10-2010, 10:03 AM	#4
Dirtstar Snubbed a man just to watch him cry. Hall Of Fame Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 15,790	[QUOTE=Gas2No99;3520852]From the Jetsblog.com. Take it for what it's worth: [COLOR="Green"][SIZE="3"]Buzz: No Compensatory Picks for Jets[/SIZE][/COLOR] [I]Posted on March 9th, 2010 by Bent[/I] Although the UFA compensatory picks will not be announced officially for approximately two weeks, there is some bad news from AdamJT13, a blogger who has been projecting the compensatory picks for the last decade and has an accuracy rate of approximately 75%. [I]New York Jets — The Jets will not receive a comp pick. They signed three players who will qualify and one who is on the bubble for qualifying. They lost no more than three players who will qualify. As I explained in a previous post, [B]Laveranues Coles[/B] might not qualify for the equation, which would mean that the Jets lost only two qualifying players. Either way, the Jets did not suffer a net loss of free agents and will not receive a comp pick. The Jets were adamant that [B]Coles[/B] did qualify, but it seems strange that they would go to such lengths if it wasn’t likely to make any difference. The Jets did lose several UFAs last year that contributed on other teams, but only UFAs count, not players who were cut.[/I] Unfortunately, the NFL calculates these based on some kind of secret formula, so it is not possible to check Adam’s assertion that the Jets lost fewer than 3 UFAs that will qualify. While we can hold out some hope that this will be incorrect, it seems unlikely, so the Jets will apparently enter the draft with six picks.[/QUOTE] :huh: :huh: