Report: NFL informs the difference that there will be no supplementary draft this year

It will be another year without an additional project in the American Football Association.

The American Football Association told Dane BRUGLER that the American Football Association informed the team that there will be no supplementary draft this summer. There was no supplementary draft held since 2019. Galen Thompson Salama was chosen in the fifth round of that draft and the last player to enter the American Football Association remains through that process.

The additional draft is for the players who have seen their university parents changing the players since the deadline for entering the draft. The teams that make choices at any time in the seven -round draft will sacrifice their choice in the same round of the joint draft for the next year.

The first supplementary draft was made in 1977 and 46 players were chosen since its inception. This group includes names such as Cris Carter, Josh Gordon, Bobby Humphrey and Bernie Kosar, but the current trend indicates that the list may not grow any time soon.