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There is no qualifier after the words "do not qualify" in number 1. The Pats do not lose a pick by signing Revis.Isnt that for compensation. Not weight against as a signed player?#1 covers it. Players that are cut . . . or players that were non-tendered . . . DO NOT QUALIFY.Correct you dont get compensation.... but it does still count against your losses if you signed them. At least according to adamjt's rules.Correct. The Bucs didn't lose him, they dumped him. So they get no "compensation," as they were the ones that chose not to keep him..So Revis doesn't count towards the pick?Compensatory picks are based on net gains and losses and contract value. If the Pats go out and sign someone else for big money, then they would not get anything for Talib. But the player would have to have been a player that left via free agency, not someone that was cut and then signed.Should be a 3rd for Talib signing in Denver, I don't know how they calculate it but I think it is based on the size of the contract.I been sleeping on football news, whats the pick for? Compensatory?Wow, the Pats upgrade from Talib to Revis, and will get a 3rd round pick in 2015. Unreal. BB playing chess.
Revis works against the team that signs him. He does not work in favor of the team that cut him. Thats how the "cut" effects.
1. Lost players that are cut or not tendered as RFAs and ERFAs do not qualify.
2. Lost players that were picked up during the season the year before do not qualify.
3. Signed players that are released before midseason do not qualify.
4. Players earning low minimum salaries do not qualify.
5. Each player signed cancels out one player lost.
6. The round of the pick awarded is primarily determined by the annual value of the contract signed. Signed players cancel out lost players with equal contracts, then lower contracts, before canceling out higher contracts.