Franchise Football League
est 1989
Time Limits by Round
• Round 1 - 10 minutes
Round 1 (picks 1-32)
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Pick
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Team
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Record
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pick traded from
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Player
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Pos
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Pick
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Team
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Record
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pick traded from
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Player
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Pos
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1
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1
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Jacksonville
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1-15-0
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Trevor Lawrence
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QB
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17
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17
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Las Vegas
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8-8-0
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Alex Leatherwood
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T
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2
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2
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NY Jets
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2-14-0
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Zach Wilson
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QB
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18
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18
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Miami
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10-6-0
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Jaelan Phillips
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Edge
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3
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3
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San Francisco
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4-12-0
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Mia <--- Hou
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Trey Lance
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QB
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19
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19
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Washington
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7-9-0
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Jamin Davis
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LB
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4
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4
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Atlanta
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4-12-0
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Kyle Pitts
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TE
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20
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20
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NY Giants
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8-8-0
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Chicago
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Kadarius Toney
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WR
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5
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5
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Cincinnati
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4-11-1
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Ja'Marr Chase
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WR
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21
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21
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Indianapolis
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11-5-0
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Kwity Paye
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Edge
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6
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6
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Miami
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4-11-1
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Philadelphia
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Jaylen Waddle
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WR
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22
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22
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Tennessee
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11-5-0
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Caleb Farley
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CB
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7
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7
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Detroit
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5-11-0
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Penei Sewell
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T
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23
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23
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Minnesota
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12-4-0
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NYJ<---Sea
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Christian Darrisaw
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T
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8
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8
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Carolina
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5-11-0
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Jaycee Horn
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CB
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24
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24
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Pittsburgh
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12-4-0
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Najee Harris
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RB
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9
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9
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Denver
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5-11-0
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Patrick Surtain II
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CB
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25
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25
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Jacksonville
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10-6-0
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LA Rams
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Travis Etienne
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RB
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10
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10
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Philadelphia
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6-10-0
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Dallas
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DeVonta Smith
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WR
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26
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26
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Cleveland
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11-5-0
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Greg Newsome II
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CB
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11
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11
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Chicago
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6-10-0
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NY Giants
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Justin Fields
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QB
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27
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27
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Baltimore
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11-5-0
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Rashod Bateman
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WR
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12
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12
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Dallas
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6-10-0
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Phi<--Mia<--SF
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Micah Parsons
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LB
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28
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28
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New Orleans
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12-4-0
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Payton Turner
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DE
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13
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13
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LA Chargers
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7-9-0
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Rashawn Slater
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T
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29
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29
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Green Bay
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13-3
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Eric Stokes
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CB
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14
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14
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NY Jets
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7-9-0
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Minnesota
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Alijah Vera-Tucker
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T
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30
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30
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Buffalo
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13-3
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Gregory Rousseau
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Edge
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15
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15
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New England
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7-9-0
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Mac Jones
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QB
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31
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31
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Baltimore
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14-2
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Kansas City
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Jayson Oweh
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Edge
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16
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16
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Arizona
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8-8-0
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Zaven Collins
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LB
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32
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32
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Tampa Bay
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11-5
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Joe Tryon
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LB
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Why 33 compensatory picks and not 32 ? In 2021, the NFL announced compensatory picks—the first under its new formula—on March 10 (31 days after the Super Bowl). On March 19, they published a revised list after "a correction by the Management Council to the calculation of average yearly compensation." The revised calculation meant that Damiere Byrd did not qualify as a CFA, giving the New England Patriots an additional fifth-round compensatory pick for Jamie Collins. Rather than remove the last compensatory pick (a sixth-round pick for the Chicago Bears), a 33rd pick was awarded.
Under the NFL's collective bargaining agreement, teams that lose more or better "compensatory" free agents than they acquire in a year are eligible to receive compensatory draft choices. No team can receive more than four. The choices range from the 3rd to the 7th rounds, and they are all positioned at the bottom of the round. The NFL Management Council determines the number and value of the compensatory picks, and it guards the secrecy of its compensatory formula like Coke guards its secret recipe. This much is known: The NFL formula is based on salary, playing time, postseason awards and the net of free agents lost versus free agents signed. There are 32 compensatory picks and no team can receive more than 4. If 32 picks are not awarded than the remaing picks will be given to teams as if it was the 8th round, until the picks reach 32. This would happen at the end of round 7. Compensatory picks can be traded.
2020 Resolution JC-2A - For a complete summary of the rule click here Picks will be after the third round, end of the compensatory picks.
Team
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Picks
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1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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Team
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Picks
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1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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Arizona
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6
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16
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49
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160
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223
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243,247
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Baltimore
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9
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27,31
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---
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94,104
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131,136
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171,184
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210
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Atlanta
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9
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4
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40
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68
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108,114
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148,182,183
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187
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Buffalo
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7
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30
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61
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93
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161.174
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213
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236
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Carolina
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9
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8
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59
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70,83
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109
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158
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193,204,222
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Cincinnati
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10
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5
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46
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69
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111,122,139
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149
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190,202
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235
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Chicago
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6
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11
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39
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---
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151
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208,221,228
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Cleveland
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10
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26
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52
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91
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110.113,132
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169
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211
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257
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Dallas
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11
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12
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44
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75,84,99
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115,138
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179
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192,227
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238
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Denver
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11
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9
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35
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98,105
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114
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152,164
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219
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237,239,253
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Detroit
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6
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7
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41
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72,101
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112
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153
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---
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Houston
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7
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---
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---
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67,89
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147
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195,203.212
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233
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Green Bay
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9
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29
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62
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85
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142
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173,178
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214,220
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256
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Indianapolis
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6
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21
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54
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127
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165
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206
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248
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LA Rams
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7
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---
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57
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103
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117,121,141
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209
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252
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Jacksonville
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10
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1, 25
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33.45
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65
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106,130
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145,170
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249
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Minnesota
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11
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23
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66,78,86,90
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119,125,134
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157,168
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199
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Kansas City
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6
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---
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58, 63
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144
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175,181
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207
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New Orleans
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7
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28
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60
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76
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133
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218
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229,255
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LA Chargers
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9
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13
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47
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77,97
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118
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159
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185,198
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241
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NY Giants
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6
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20
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50
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71
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116
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196,201
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Las Vegas
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8
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17
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43
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79,80
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162,167
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200
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230
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Philadelphia
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11
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10
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37
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73
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123
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150
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189,191,224,225
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234, 240
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Miami
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8
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6,18
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36, 42
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81
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156
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231,244
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San Francisco
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8
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3
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48
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88,102
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155,172,180
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194
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New England
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8
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15
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38
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96
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120
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177
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188,197
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242
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Seattle
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3
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---
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56
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---
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129
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---
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---
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250
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NY Jets
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9
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2,14
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34
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107
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143,146,154
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186, 226
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Tampa Bay
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8
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32
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64
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95
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137
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176
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217
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251,259
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Pittsburgh
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8
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24
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55
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87
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128,140
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216
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245,254
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Washington
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8
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19
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51
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74,82
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124
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163
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246,258
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Tennessee
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10
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22
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53
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92,100
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126,135
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166
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205,215
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232
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2021 NFL draft is set for
April 29 - May 1, 2021
NFL Draft - 2021
Patriots (3rd) and Vikings (7) will forfeit a 2021 draft pick. Saints ((6th) will forfeit a 2022 draft pick. Picks listed are before draft day.Check each round for draft day changes.
Trades for 2021 picks
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Team From
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Team To
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round
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Houston
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Miami
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1st rd
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LA Rams
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Jacksonville
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1st rd
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Seattle
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NY Jets
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1st rd
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Houston
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Miami
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2nd rd
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San Francisco
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Washington
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3rd rd
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New Orleans
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Cleveland
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3rd rd
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LA Rams
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Detroit
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3rd rd
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Indianapolis
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Philadelphia
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3rd rd
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Arizona
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Houston
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4th rd
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Buffalo
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Minnesota
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4th rd
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LA Rams
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Jacksonville
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4th rd
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Chicago
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Minnesota
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4th rd
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Philadelphia
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Cleveland
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4th rd
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Baltimore
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Minnesota
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5th rd
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Dallas
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Philadelphia
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5th rd
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LA Rams
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Cleveland
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5th rd
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Las Vegas
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Buffalo
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5th rd
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NY Giants
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NY Jets
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5th rd
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Seattle
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Miami
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6th rd
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New Orleans
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Houston
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6th rd
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Kansas City
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Tennessee
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6th rd
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New England
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NY Jets
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6th rd
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Pittsburgh
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Miami
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6th rd
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Cleveland
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Buffalo
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6th rd
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Minnesota
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Arizona
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6th rd
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Atlanta
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Miami
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7th rd
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Baltimore
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Minnesota
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7th rd
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Miami
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Pittsburgh
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7th rd
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Buffalo
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Cleveland
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7th rd
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Chicago
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Las Vegas
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cond 7th rd
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Cleveland
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Denver
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7th rd
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Detroit
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Seattle
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7th rd
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Trades for 2022 picks
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Team From
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Team To
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round
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San Francisco
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Miami
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1st rd.
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Miami
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Philadelphua
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1st rd.
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Chicago
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NY Giants
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1st rd.
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Indianapolis
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Philadelphua
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cond 2nd
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Miami
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NY Giants
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2nd rd.
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Carolina
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NY Jets
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2nd & 4th
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Tennessee
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Atlanta
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2nd rd.
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San Francisco
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Miami
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3rd rd.
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Chicago
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NY Giants
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4th rd
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Houston
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Carolina
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4th rd
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Kansas City
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Baltimore
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5th rd.
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New England
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Las Vegas
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5th rd.
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New Orleans
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Forfeited
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6th rd.
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Baltimore
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Kansas City
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6th rd.
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Tennessee
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Miami
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7th rd.
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Houston
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New England
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7th rd.
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Las Vegas
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New England
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7th rd.
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Atlanta
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Buffalo
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late rd.
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Trades for 2023 picks
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San Francisco
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Miami
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1st rd
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Tennessee
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Atlanta
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4th rd.
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Atlanta
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Tennessee
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6th rd.
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Draft facts
Number of picks - 259
Compensatory picks - 33
Resolution JC-2A picks - 4
Forfeited picks - 2 (NE-Min)
Most picks - 11 Philadelphia
Least picks - 3 Seattle