Projected 2022 Compensatory Draft Picks

[MasterOfPuppets]

This is interesting, didn't think the Chargers would get any, the projection is from https://overthecap.com/2022-compensa...date-5-4-2021/

This is the cancellation chart (players lost and signed)

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and these are the projected picks they will receive

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[MasterOfPuppets]

EDIT: Fleet, can you change the thread title to 2022 please?

[like54ninjas]

4 extra picks at the backend of the draft certainly isn’t a bad thing.

[Bearded14YourPleasure]

Getting back the 6th we spent on Tevi. 4 extra picks helps us find those late round gems and build depth.

[equivocation]

If Taylor starts the whole year he's a borderline 5.

[RTPbolt]

Or use to trade up when someone slips in an earlier round. Doesnt hurt for sure. Some 6th rounders do pan out.

[21&500]

Woodeye would work wonders with them sixes

[Formula 21]

Nothing for Lamp?

[like54ninjas]

Nothing for Lamp?

Foot long Meatball Sub, chips, and a Pepsi.

[equivocation]

Foot long Meatball Sub, chips, and a Pepsi.

That may be a bit much for position 1138 on the list.

[Bolt4Knob]

Nothing for Lamp?

There is a minimum dollar value - -I think its $1.8m. So some contracts are not factored in - like Kyler Fackrell and Ryan Smith for example as they were under that threshold. Lamp probably was too.

Four picks in a draft that possibly could be deeper is a positive thing. As have been said - either the Chargers can use to trade up in the 4th or 5; or just have more chances to hit on a player.

[Parcells]

Seems like more comp picks than I would have expected. But I'll take it. It's a shame that Ingram hasn't signed. He'd likely have gotten decent money.