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Jets Gain 3rd Round Comp Pick
The NFL announced the compensatory picks for the upcoming NFL draft. The Jets have gained an extra 3rd round pick, 107th overall.
A total of 32 compensatory choices in the 2017 NFL Draft have been awarded to 16 teams, the NFL announced today.
Under the rules for compensatory draft selections, a team losing more or better compensatory free agents than it acquires in the previous year is eligible to receive compensatory draft picks.
The compensatory picks will be positioned within the third through seventh rounds based on the value of the compensatory free agents lost.
Compensatory free agents are determined by a formula based on salary, playing time and postseason honors. The formula was developed by the NFL Management Council. Not every free agent lost or signed by a club is covered by this formula.
The Collective Bargaining Agreement limits the number of compensatory selections to the number of clubs then in the League (32). This year, four clubs: the Los Angeles Rams (one pick), the Green Bay Packers (one pick), the Pittsburgh Steelers (two picks), and the Arizona Cardinals (three picks) qualified for compensatory selections under the net loss formula, but will not receive those picks because the final numerical values of the CFAs who were lost by those clubs ranked 33rd through 39th among the final numerical values of all compensatory selections. Each of those four clubs will receive compensatory selections for other CFAs lost whose final numerical values ranked within the top 32.
Compensatory picks may be traded this year. A rule change approved by clubs in 2015 permits compensatory draft picks to be traded beginning in 2017.
NEW YORK JETS | Lost: | Davis, Demario; Harrison, Damon; Ivory, Chris |
Gained: | Forte, Matt; McLendon, Steve |
The following 2017 compensatory draft picks have been determined by the NFL Management Council for the 2017 NFL Draft, which will be held on April 27-29 in Philadelphia:
Round | Round Choice/
Overall Selection |
Team |
3 | 33-97 | Miami |
3 | 34-98 | Carolina |
3 | 35-99 | Baltimore |
3 | 36-100 | Los Angeles Rams |
3 | 37-101 | Denver |
3 | 38-102 | Seattle |
3 | 39-103 | Cleveland |
3 | 40-104 | Kansas City |
3 | 41-105 | Pittsburgh |
3 | 42-106 | Seattle |
3 | 43-107 | New York Jets |
4 | 32-138 | Cincinnati |
4 | 33-139 | Cleveland |
4 | 35-141* | Los Angeles Rams |
4 | 36-142 | Cleveland |
4 | 37-143 | San Francisco |
4 | 38-144 | Indianapolis |
5 | 33-178 | Cincinnati |
5 | 34-179 | Denver |
5 | 35-180 | Miami |
5 | 36-181 | Arizona |
5 | 37-182 | Kansas City |
5 | 38-183 | Cleveland |
5 | 39-184 | Green Bay |
5 | 40-185 | New England |
5 | 41-186 | Miami |
6 | 33-218 | Kansas City |
6 | 34-219 | Cincinnati |
6 | 35-220 | Kansas City |
7 | 33-253 | Cincinnati |
7 | 34-254 | Denver |
7 | 35-255 | Denver |
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