Here are the 2012 Compensatory Draft Picks that were awarded by the NFL, with the corresponding player or reason for each pick --
3 33-95 Oakland CB Nnamdi Asomugha
4 33-128 Minnesota WR Sidney Rice
4 34-129 Oakland TE Zach Miller
4 35-130 Baltimore DB Dawan Landry
4 36-131 NY Giants DT Barry Cofield
4 37-132 Green Bay DE Cullen Jenkins
4 38-133 Green Bay G Daryn Colledge
4 39-134 Minnesota DE Ray Edwards
4 40-135 Dallas DE Stephen Bowen
5 33-168 Oakland T Robert Gallery
5 34-169 Baltimore DB Josh Wilson
5 35-170 Indianapolis LB Clint Session
6 33-202 NY Jets DE Shaun Ellis
6 34-203 NY Jets WR Brad Smith
6 35-204 Cleveland LB Matt Roth
6 36-205 Cleveland DB Abram Elam
6 37-206 Indianapolis T Charlie Johnson
6 38-207 Carolina QB Matt Moore
7 33-240 Pittsburgh TE Matt Spaeth
7 34-241 Green Bay RB Brandon Jackson
7 35-242 NY Jets DB Drew Coleman
7 36-243 Green Bay C Jason Spitz
7 37-244 NY Jets WR Braylon Edwards
7 38-245 Cleveland G Floyd Womack
7 39-246 Pittsburgh DE Nick Eason
7 40-247 Cleveland LB Jason Trusnik
7 41-248 Pittsburgh LB Keyaron Fox
7 42-249 Atlanta "net value" (signed 2, lost 2)
7 43-250 San Diego "net value" (signed 2, lost 2)
7 44-251 Buffalo "net value" (signed 2, lost 2)
7 45-252 St. Louis draft order filler
7 46-253 Indianapolis draft order filler
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I'm curious, does the formula used in 2012 appear to be the same as (or similar to) what you've seen in previous years?
In general terms, the formula is the same. The order of the comp picks almost perfectly matches the order I had for those players' values, other than a few instances where the values were very close. I need to double-check all of my data to see whether the specific formula seems to have been adjusted at all.
At the very least, there were no surprises this year -- no players who should have counted but did not, no players who did not count but should have and no mysterious reasons for any of the picks' values (like the 10-year rule that was revealed just a few years ago).
How do you think things worked with Indianapolis and Kerry Collins? They signed Collins (10-year veteran), lost Clint Session and Charlie Johnson, yet got comp picks for both Session and Johnson. Does that might mean that a 10-year veteran FA signing does not cancel out any other FA losses for the signing team? (I thought it might cancel out, but at a maximum 5th round value.) I am wondering how things might work out with, say, the GB Packers signing J.Saturday & how that will effect 2013 comp picks. Thanks for your thoughts!
Kerry Collins did not count because he signed after August 20, which was last year's equivalent of a normal June 1. UFAs who sign after June 1 and are not given a June 1 tender don't count in the comp picks equation.
I would like to know your thoughts on the Atlanta net value pick. The total annual value of Edwards plus Kelly is almost identical to Dahl plus Koenen. -ct17
Thanks for the reply! I had forgotten about the June 1st rule with the shortened FA period last year and did not even think of that.
So, by chance, do you know if a 10-year veteran FA signing (before June 1st) cancels out any FA losses for the signing team at the signed value, at a maximum 5th round value (if the value is greater than the 5th round), or not at all?
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