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Your expert by proxy is giving you the 30,000 foot view because going into the nuance of the compensation system is boring and doesn't draw, or keep, eyeballs.
Because you said the Colts are tanking on purpose and want to lose games and not win them this year.
Any tone you infer from my post comes from you.
But you kept stressing how they get a third if they let him walk?
I don't think so. Compensatory pick formula seems to be the topic.
I mean, in the 9th round? Sure and then hope he gets traded at some point.
9th seems ridiculous. Potential (and yes, it's only potential) top 10 guy for 75% of the season and playoffs.
This is a :hold on, checks notes, notes confirm: fantasy football site.
Felt like I could’ve as easily missed on AJ Dillon, Brian Robinson, etc at that time, so rolling the dice on a guy like him in the 9th was worth the risk. We’ll see, he’ll suck wind on my bench for 6 weeks and then hopefully be playing.
To be fair - you repeated multiple times that the Colts WILL get a third round pick, and not that the Colts COULD POSSIBILY get a third round pick - so most would assume that you did not know how it works and it's not like it would be embarrassing if you did not. Not everyone follows the league in that kind of detail.
Nope, still not 100% correct. It might not be a 4th either. It might be nothing at all depending on what FA the Colts sign.
That's funny. I don't see anywhere in that post that "the Colts are tanking".
I used to be like you. Then I found Lexapro.
well where did you get 3rd/4th from?
That's so wild if true.Latest report they wanted Waddle and draft picks from Miami if true
As I have mentioned in a few different posts. Former GM Michael Lombardi said it in his own words.
Yup. The league really needs to get rid of non-guarantee language and years in their contracts.
You get this much
the end.
The were saying a comp 3rd (which is at the end of the round) is basically a 4th.
It could also be no compensation.
You're right and I misread your previous posts as well about how late 3rd compensatory may as well be a 4th. Sorry if I was gruff with you, I had misunderstood on my end.
I would have lost it and said, "In that case Irsay, I want JT, AR and your 2024 1st for Waddle."Give us Waddle and picks
Sounds par for the course for Ballard and Irsay. His parrot Pat McAfee sounds like a fool trying to take shots at Taylor while they're trying to get a max return.
In my 10-team auction last night, he went for $24 of a $250 cap. It’s a keep-4 league so some of the other top RBs were already kept. I bought McCaffrey for $47.
FWIW I follow ex-agent Joel Corry on twitter and I asked him about this over a week ago and I asked him if a team would trade for Taylor, if they knew he'd be ok playing on his current deal, without having an extension in place. He seemed to think that basically yes, if the comp was like a second a contending team would do that and one the reasons he replied was that the team acquiring him would do so on expectation they'd be getting a third round comp pick back if he walked after this season.
LOL at asking for Waddle and picks. The Colts brass must be on another planet.
IMO that's why the Colts might as well have traded JT for a bag of wooden nickels (figuratively).
While the stats clearly show you are correct; the drop off from JT to Moss/DJ/Hull is pretty steep.
