Tag: 2024 Compensatory picks

Jets awarded three compensatory picks for 2024 NFL Draft

Jets get three additional picks in the upcoming draft, including the final two of the event.

The NFL officially announced the compensatory picks for the 2024 NFL Draft. The Jets were awarded three compensatory picks for the upcoming draft.

The Jets had been projected to receive three picks but the latest projections were that all three would be in the 7th round. The Jets received one pick in the 6th and two in the 7th.

The pick in the 6th round will be No. 218 while the two in the 7th will be Nos. 256 and 257, which will be the final two picks in the draft. That means, unless the Jets trade the pick, they will be selecting Mr. Irrelevant in this draft.

This gives the Jets eight picks in the draft, starting with No. 10 and ending with No. 257. The official draft order will be coming soon.

2024 NFL Draft: Final compensatory pick projections for the Eagles

Philadelphia will receive a third-round compensatory pick and three fifth-round compensatory picks, according to Nick Korte of OverTheCap after losing Javon Hargrave, Isaac Seumalo, Andre Dillard and T.J. Edwards in free agency.

The Eagles made several critical signings during the 2023 NFL free agency process, with all of the additions being one-year deals.

Philadelphia GM Howie Roseman watched ten contributors leave on the open market.

Thanks to his shrewd maneuvering and roster building, the Eagles are in line for four valuable compensatory picks in 2024, according to Nick Korte of Over The Cap.

The Birds were slated to have six picks in the 2024 NFL draft, but thanks to the compensatory formula, they’ll have 10.

1 Eagles’ own pick
2 Eagles’ own pick
2 From Saints
3 Projected compensatory pick
5 From Vikings (can become fourth-round pick if conditions are met)
5 From Buccaneers
5 Projected compensatory pick
5 Projected compensatory pick
6 Eagles’ own pick, or the Titans’ sixth-round pick, whichever is better
6 Projected compensatory pick

Here’s an early look at the four compensatory picks and how Philadelphia landed the extra assets.

2024 NFL Draft: Early compensatory pick projections for the Eagles

2024 NFL Draft: Early compensatory pick projections for the Eagles

The Eagles made several critical signings during the 2023 NFL free agency process, with all of the additions being one-year deals.

Philadelphia GM Howie Roseman watched ten contributors leave on the open market.

Thanks to his shrewd maneuvering and roster building, the Eagles are in line for four valuable compensatory picks in 2024, according to NFL.com draft expert, Lance Zierlein.

The Eagles played the compensatory pick game perfectly. They knew they would have a large number of players depart in free agency, and they didn’t add any projected qualifying free agents to the team. Philadelphia should receive the maximum number of picks, including a third-rounder for Hargrave.

The Birds were slated to have six picks in the 2024 NFL draft, but thanks to the compensatory formula, they’ll have 10.

1 Eagles’ own pick
2 Eagles’ own pick
2 From Saints
3 Projected compensatory pick
5 From Vikings (can become fourth-round pick if conditions are met)
5 From Buccaneers
5 Projected compensatory pick
5 Projected compensatory pick
6 Eagles’ own pick, or the Titans’ sixth-round pick, whichever is better
6 Projected compensatory pick

Here’s an early look at the three compensatory picks and how Philadelphia landed the extra assets.

Projecting the Eagles’ starting defense ahead of 2023 NFL draft

We’re projecting the Philadelphia Eagles’ starting defense ahead of Thursday night’s first round of the 2023 NFL draft

The 2023 NFL draft is here, and the Eagles and 31 other teams will see their personnel change drastically.

After reaching the Super Bowl with a stacked roster, the harsh realities of the NFL have already gutted the roster after the first wave of free agency.

Seven key Eagles starters or contributors are joining other organizations, as T.J. Edwards (Bears), Javon Hargrave (49ers), Andre Dillard (Titans), Miles Sanders (Panthers), Kyzir White (Cardinals), Gardner Minshew (Colts), and Marcus Epps (Raiders) have all agreed to depart.

Philadelphia still has the top cornerback duo in the NFL and could look to add another Georgia All-American defensive tackle.

With the Panthers set to be on the clock; here’s an early prediction for the Eagles’ starting defense ahead of the first round.

Projecting the Eagles’ starting defense after Terrell Edmunds agreed to a one-year deal

We’re taking an updated look at the Philadelphia Eagles’ starting defense after Howie Roseman signed Terrell Edmunds to a one-year deal

After reaching the Super Bowl with a stacked roster, the Eagles defensive unit will look completely different after a mass exodus of big names.

Seven key Eagles starters or contributors are joining other organizations, as T.J. Edwards (Bears), Javon Hargrave (49ers), Andre Dillard (Titans), Miles Sanders (Panthers), Kyzir White (Cardinals), Gardner Minshew (Colts), and Marcus Epps (Raiders) have all agreed and will depart.

Philadelphia GM Howie Roseman added two new names to the secondary, signing Justin Evans and Terrell Edmunds to one year deal.

With all eyes looking ahead to the NFL draft, here’s an updated projection for the Eagles’ starting defense.

Projecting the Eagles starting defense after first wave of NFL free agency

We’re projecting the Philadelphia Eagles’ starting defense following Darius Slay’s return during the first wave of NFL free agency and some key signings.

The Birds will enter this offseason with many unknowns and plenty of pending free agents. The harsh realities of the NFL have already gutted the roster during the start of the legal tampering period.

After reaching the Super Bowl with a stacked roster, the harsh realities of the NFL have already gutted the roster after the first wave of free agency.

Seven key Eagles starters or contributors are joining other organizations, as T.J. Edwards (Bears), Javon Hargrave (49ers), Andre Dillard (Titans), Miles Sanders (Panthers), Kyzir White (Cardinals), Gardner Minshew (Colts), and Marcus Epps (Raiders) have all agreed and will depart.

As the team works to retain C.J. Gardner-Johnson and others, we’re projecting the Eagles’ starting defense after the first day of the legal tampering period.

Eagles compensatory pick update after losing 7 key contributors in free agency

We’re updating the Philadelphia Eagles 2024 compensatory picks after losing Javon Hargrave, Marcus Epps, Kyzir White, Andre Dillard, Miles Sanders, Gardner Minshew, and T.J. Edwards in free agency

The Eagles have mostly sat out the compensatory pick process in recent years while retooling and utilizing mostly homegrown prospects.

Philadelphia is the reigning NFC champion and with 19  initial free agents, Howie Roseman was primed to land a handful of 2024 picks thanks to talented players likely landing elsewhere.

The Eagles, as expected, lost Javon Hargrave to the rival San Francisco 49ers for a 4-year, $84 million deal. The team also lost Andre Dillard (Titans), Marcus Epps (Raiders), Kyzir White (Cardinals), Miles Sanders (Panthers), T.J. Edwards (Bears), and now, Gardner Minshew, to the Colts.

According to Nick Korte of Over The Cap, Philadelphia will net a third-round pick for losing Hargrave and six late-round picks for Dillard, Minshew, Sanders, White, Edwards, and Epps.

Compensatory picks aren’t a win-now thing that helps the Birds continue to compete in 2023, but the 2024 draft is looking like another opportunity to reload on both sides of the football.

Projecting the Eagles starting defense after Day 1 of legal tampering period

We’re projecting the Philadelphia Eagles’ starting defense after the first day of the NFL’s legal tampering period ahead of NFL free agency

The Birds will enter this offseason with a ton of unknowns and plenty of pending free agents, and the harsh realities of the NFL have already gutted the roster during the start of the legal tampering period.

Four key Eagles starters are joining other organizations, as T.J. Edwards (Bears), Javon Hargrave (49ers), Andre Dillard (Titans), and Marcus Epps (Raiders) have all agreed to deals before the new league year.

As the team works to retain C.J. Gardner-Johnson and others, we’re projecting the Eagles’ starting defense after the first day of the legal tampering period.

Eagles compensatory pick update after losing 5 key contributors in free agency

We’re updating the Philadelphia Eagles 2024 compensatory picks after losing Javon Hargrave, Marcus Epps, Kyzir White, Andre Dillard, and T.J. Edwards in free agency

The Eagles have mostly sat out the compensatory pick process in recent years while retooling and utilizing mostly homegrown prospects.

Philadelphia is the reigning NFC champions and with 19 pending free agents, they’ll now be primed for a handful of 2024 picks thanks to talented players likely landing elsewhere.

The Eagles, as expected, lost Javon Hargrave to the rival San Francisco 49ers for a 4-year, $84 million deal. The team also lost Andre Dillard (Titans), Marcus Epps (Raiders), and T.J. Edwards (Bears) on the first day of the legal tampering period.

According to Nick Korte of Over The Cap, Philadelphia will net a third-round pick for losing Hargrave and three late-round picks for Dillard, Edwards, and Epps.

Compensatory picks aren’t a win-now thing that helps the Birds continue to compete in 2023, but the 2024 draft is looking like another opportunity to reload on both sides of the football.

15 free agents the Eagles can sign that don’t count against compensatory picks

We’re looking at 15 players the Philadelphia Eagles can sign in 2023 NFL Free Agency that won’t count against the compensatory pick formula

The NFL’s new league is less than a week away, and with the legal tampering period scheduled to start on Monday, Philadelphia will look to retool on defense, while making cost-effective decisions.

All-Pro quarterback Jalen Hurts and his contract is the biggest concern this offseason, but the Eagles will also need to navigate 19 looming free agents and the likelihood that they’ll lose C.J. Gardner-Johnson, Javon Hargrave and James Bradberry.

GM Howie Roseman has made it clear that he’s prepared to lose several key starters and he’ll retool via the draft with a handful of 2024 compensatory picks.

The formula is simple in nature.

If you lose more unrestricted free agents than you sign, you are eligible for that many compensatory selections. What round they come is determined by how big their contract is.

Roseman and other general managers can take advantage of the rule by signing players released before their contract expires. Those players don’t count toward the formula.

Plenty of players will be available to sign this offseason that can both help the team and not count against the formula.

Here are 15 players Philadelphia could sign that wouldn’t count against 2024 compensatory picks.