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Don't know where you're getting the "4th" from.


If the Jags let Monroe walk, he would have likely got one of the biggest offseason contracts in free agency. Compensatory pick judgment is determined largely by the amount of money the free agent signs for.

Had the Jags only signed cheap/ short term free agents themselves, they could have garnered as much as 2 third round compensatory picks for Monroe.


The more expensive free agent that Jax signed in the offseason, would have netted the compensation less, however.






With what proof? They are 2-20 in two years with Monroe. Who protects the blind side of the QB. With the highest sack total of the whole Nfl. This nets two third round picks how?

 


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Learn how to quote properly....

 

and 2, I just explained to you how the compensation process works. You ignored it, and went onto some rant about the Jags being 2-20 and giving up a bunch of sacks...ignorant on several levels as the sacks largely didn't come from Monroe's area, and record is irrelevant as I told you that the compensation is tied to the contract Monroe signs (minus Jags free agent money signed) 

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