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A cookie goes to the winner! (Note: winner must buy the cookie himself) Predict what happens in the Supplemental Draft!


Here's my prediction:


We pass on Manuel Wright.

AND

We make an unsuccessful bid on WR Roscoe Crosby (he gets taken a round earlier than we'd go).


Anyone else? Candidates are CB Charles Ealy, WR Roscoe Crosby, DT Manuel Wright, WR Aghib Shabaj (I forget his name sorry), RB/CB/KR Ivory McCann, and RB Vashon Pearson. There's a few others...I forget.
 
If Miami has Wright as a 4th rounder and someone else picks him in the 3rd does it become public knowledge that Miami would have used their 4th
 
wpgfishfan said:
If Miami has Wright as a 4th rounder and someone else picks him in the 3rd does it become public knowledge that Miami would have used their 4th

Was just thinking the same thing... Would be interested in seeing where each team puts a bid in...
 
Wright to us in the 4th
 
I believe what we are willing to pay for wright has gone down if it was a third its now a 4th or 5th. I think we like Crosby but KC will overpay by a round or two for him they are desperate.
 
Crosby will be a late late late 7th round pick, if anyone else bids higher they should consider therapy.
 
if we get wright, it will be with a 7th. don't we have an extra 7th in this draft?
 
We bid with a third or fourth rounder and we get Wright.
 
KillerDolphins said:
Crosby will be a late late late 7th round pick, if anyone else bids higher they should consider therapy.

Crosby is a stud, and I can see some team with extra picks throwing a 5 out... He did well when he got in games at Clemson and has a good frame and speed.
 
We will get Wright for a 4th and loose out on Crosby with a 7th..
 
BTW, this is from PFW; it is a detailed explanation of how the SD works:


How the supplemental draft works
The supplemental draft order is based on three separate lotteries  one for the 12 teams who finished with six or fewer wins, one for the eight non-playoff teams with more than six wins and a final lottery for the 12 playoff teams. Each team receives a proportionate number of tokens based on their position in the 2005 regular draft (San Francisco has 32, Miami has 31, Cleveland 30, all the way down to the Patriots with one).

A private drawing is held by the NFL to determine how the first 13 picks shake out. Then the next drawing is conducted for the non-playoff teams, and lastly the playoff teams. Once the order is decided, each team has 10 minutes to submit its draft selections. It submits picks by e-mail without knowing of other clubs’ intentions. If five teams submit picks for a player in the first round, the team with the best draft position gets the pick. In exchange, it must give up its first-round pick in next year’s draft. If it does not have a first-round pick in 2005, it cannot submit a selection for a player in the first round.

Each round takes approximately 10 minutes. At the end of the round, the NFL informs every club as to which team won the rights to a player.
 
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