[Here me out...Does it matter which QB we draft?]

Hypothetically we don't move any where and draft say Lamar Jackson or mason rudolph...who ever is available

 

or

 

we give up EVERYTHING and some how draft 1,2 or 3 and get (insert your favorite qb)

 

does that really mean we are done at the QB position?  i can't imagine who ever we draft that means that tyrod is 100 percent gone, that any free agent is off the table ect  

 

Philly, and for that case Minnesota have taught that leauge (and Denver is proving the case) that QB should be  like any other position. constantly addressed and if there is an option upgraded via draft of free agency.

 

 

 

 

 

[Is Bradon Beane Playing The Compensatory Draft Pick Game?]

2 hours ago, gonzo1105 said:

The Compensatory formula is actually very easy to figure out. 

 

Net gain>Net Loss= No picks

 

Net Gain=Net Loss= 7th round pick of the players you lost we’re better than gained

 

Net Gain<Net Loss= Match up players with similar salaries to eliminate players on both Net gain and Net Loss side. Whoever is left in Net Loss gets assigned comp pick based on first year salary

 

Players who were released or non tendered by teams don’t count for you in the net gain category. So perfect example is Vontae Davis, released by the Colts, wouldn’t count as a net gain. 

 

 

 

 

this is actually super helpful,

my only question is the term 'better'  

what is the criteria for determining better