Eagles 2024 compensatory draft pick tracker

Stay updated on the compensatory picks the Eagles will receive in the 2024 NFL Draft after losing free agents this offseason.

BY JIMMY KEMPSKI
PhillyVoice Staff

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The Philadelphia Eagles are going to lose a lot of good players in free agency this offseason to other teams around the NFL. However, one of the silver linings is that they will receive a maximum of four compensatory picks in 2024 for the players they lose, minus the players they gain.

Here we'll track each signing (both lost and gained), and whether or not each player will count toward the compensatory pick formula.

Players lost

• DT Javon Hargrave: Hargrave will reportedly sign a four-year deal worth $84 million with the 49ers. That'll very likely be worth a third-round compensatory pick.

• OG Isaac Seumalo: Seumalo will reportedly sign a three-year deal worth $24 million with the Steelers. That should be fifth-round compensatory pick territory.

• S Chauncey Gardner-Johnson: Gardner-Johnson will sign a one-year deal worth $8 million with the Lions. Again, that should be fifth-round compensatory pick territory.

• OT Andre Dillard: Dillard will reportedly sign a three-year deal worth $29 million with the Titans. Dillard is hurt by a very low snap count in 2022, so he is projected for now by OverTheCap to be on the fifth/sixth-round border. However, if he plays at least 25 percent of Tennessee’s offensive snaps in 2023, Dillard will comfortably bump up to a fifth-round comp pick.

• LB T.J. Edwards: Edwards will reportedly sign a three-year deal worth $19.5 million with the Bears. That's probably in the sixth-round comp pick range.

• RB Miles Sanders: Sanders will reportedly sign a four-year deal worth $25 million with the Panthers. That's probably in the sixth-round comp pick range.

• S Marcus Epps: Epps will reportedly sign a two-year deal worth $12 million with the Raiders. That's probably in the sixth-round comp pick range.

• LB Kyzir White: White will reportedly sign a two-year deal worth $11 million with the Cardinals. That's probably in the sixth-round comp pick range.

• QB Gardner Minshew: Minshew will reportedly sign a one-year deal worth $3.5 million with the Colts. That's probably in the seventh-round comp pick range, and close to not qualifying at all.

Players gained

• RB Rashaad Penny: Penny's contract details, via NFL.com:

Philly has agreed to terms with running back Rashaad Penny on a one-year deal with a $1.35 million base salary, $600,000 guaranteed and a max value of $2.1 million, NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero reported, per a source informed of the pact.

That's not enough money to qualify toward the comp pick formula.

• QB Marcus Mariota: Because Mariota was released by the Falcons earlier this offseason, he will not count toward the compensatory pick formula.

• CB Greedy Williams: Williams' contract details are not yet known, but it is doubtful that his pay will be enough to count toward the comp pick formula.

Comp pick cancellation chart

We will be referencing OverTheCap's comp pick cancellation chart here:

Players lost (APY) - Projected round	Players gained (APY) - Projected round
Javon Hargrave ($21 million) - 3
Isaac Seumalo ($8 million) - 5
Chauncey Gardner-Johnson ($8 million) - 5
Andre Dillard ($9.7 million) - 5
T.J. Edwards ($6.5 million) - 6
Miles Sanders ($6.25 million) - 6
Marcus Epps ($6 million) - 6
Kyzir White ($5.5 million) - 6
Gardner Minshew ($3.5 million) - 7

*The Eagles would not receive compensatory picks for Edwards, Sanders, Epps, White, or Minshew, as they would exceed the limit of four comp picks in one offseason.

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I think we were all hoping for more 3's and fewer 5's. 

16 minutes ago, Rob331 said:

I think we were all hoping for more 3's and fewer 5's. 

I was only expecting one 3 but thinking a couple of 4s (Bradberry and CJGJ).  Obviously no comp pick for Bradberry since we re-signed him and CJGJ got quite a bit less than most expected.