Seahawks eligible comp picks (so far)

[Mistashoesta]

 

[Hawknight]

Sweet!

 

[SoulfishHawk]

I like it

 

[onanygivensunday]

Anybody know the date after which a team signing an UFA does not factor into that team's potential compensatory picks?

I know that we're a long ways off from that date but I'm curious if anybody knows it.

 

[Scout]

Anybody know the date after which a team signing an UFA does not factor into that team's potential compensatory picks?

I know that we're a long ways off from that date but I'm curious if anybody knows it.

Sometime in early May that is when you can sign UFA and will not count against the comp formula.

 

[nanomoz]

Sometime in early May that is when you can sign UFA and will not count against the comp formula.

Ya, it's been the week after the draft for a couple of years.

The Basics and Methodology of Projecting the NFL's Compensatory Draft Picks | Over the Cap

The Basics and Methodology of Projecting the NFL's Compensatory Draft Picks | Over the Cap

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[Jville]

Update .............................

- 4th round pick (Damien Lewis)
- 5th round pick (Jordyn Brooks)
- 6th round pick (Colby Parkinson)
- 6th round pick (Drew Lock)

 

[MyrtleHawk]

Surprising that the Hawks are only getting a 4th rounder for Lewis when he got paid a hefty amount.

 

[oldhawkfan]

Counting comp picks now is like looking at your paycheck and wondering who this FICA guy is and why isn’t your check as much as you expected it to be.
The comp picks for the ‘24 draft just came out a few weeks ago. We are a loooooooooong way from knowing anything about comp picks for the ‘25 draft.
As it stands now, there are a shit ton of roster spots to fill. They could continue on this projectory and get a bunch of comp picks for next year but they’d probably only have about 35-40guys on the roster for the ‘24 season.
Just like the old saying goes, “don’t count your chickens before they hatch.”

 

[chris98251]

Well John has experience in building a roster, if memory serves almost 300 transactions in year 1 and 2.

 

[OneLofaTatupu]

I get the sense that some people think automatic Super Bowl instead of realistic give it a year or two at least

 

[nanomoz]

Surprising that the Hawks are only getting a 4th rounder for Lewis when he got paid a hefty amount.

These are guesses. They're probably close. But no one really knows the exact rubric for comp picks.

 

[MontanaHawk05]

If we sign a bunch of Baltimore free agents like a bunch of people want to (including myself, if the price is right), they'll all get wiped out.

 

[SPOHAWK]

So those are for 2025 would be able to trade those for picks in 2024?

 

[oldhawkfan]

So those are for 2025 would be able to trade those for picks in 2024?

Can’t trade what you don’t have. Comp picks are awarded in February. They are never a sure thing.

 

[OneLofaTatupu]

Nothing for DJ Dallas. Travesty.

 

[Chapow]

Some people are way too infatuated with comp picks, IMO. Sure, it's nice if we end up getting a couple/few, but forgoing signing a good player that could help the team this season because it might cost us a super late 5th round pick (or whatever) just makes no sense to me.

 

[renofox]

One important factor in determining comp picks and round is how many snaps the FA plays with the new team and any post-season honors.

It can make an estimated 5th rounder a 3rd, or drop him to a non-CFA player with no comp.

Let's hope all of our lost FA's play 100% of snaps en route to All-Pro.

 

[Mistashoesta]

Update .............................

- 4th round pick (Damien Lewis)
- 5th round pick (Jordyn Brooks)
- 6th round pick (Colby Parkinson)
- 6th round pick (Drew Lock)

Thanks Jville

 

[OneLofaTatupu]

Some people are way too infatuated with comp picks, IMO. Sure, it's nice if we end up getting a couple/few, but forgoing signing a good player that could help the team this season because it might cost us a super late 5th round pick (or whatever) just makes no sense to me.

But but kam and sherm and Riq - say it ain’t so