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Somehow, Giants get extra draft pick
The Giants will have an extra sixth-round pick in this year’s NFL draft. They were awarded that “compensatory” pick today by the NFL, thanks to the frustrating and complex comp pick formula used by the league under the terms of the collective bargaining agreement since 1994. Basically - and very simply - the pick is compensation for free agents lost the year before, though it also takes into account free agents signed, how much they all made and how good they all are. Please don’t ask me ...
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Giants will have three sixth-round picks
Big Blue View — Per Ralph Vacchiano's Blue Screen blog, the Giants have been granted an extra "compensatory" draft pick in the sixth round of this year's draft. ...

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