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  1. League Started in 2012
    Available team: Steelers, who has good keepers - Deebo Samuel, Travis Kelce, others
    Entry Fee: $270 (LeagueSafe)

    PPR, Team Defense/ST, no Kickers

    Trading and league year opens up on Tuesday (March 1st).

    Player movement can be dramatic at times between trading, auction and in-season waivers. (rare for a league of this size)

    Not cheap but over $8,000 in payouts.

    Including $40 weekly for high scorer and all 14 teams (7 in each conference like the NFL) that make the playoffs get a payout.

     

    Site is customized.
    We have our own forums similar to these forums which are separate from the myfantasyleague page. However they are easy to navigate as they are linked back-and-forth to our MFL page.

    AFC auction is Sunday, August 28th at 1pm ET (necessity)

    I can answer questions and supply references as needed.

    Moneyball Football League:
    https://www54.myfant...2022/home/21358

  2. 32 teams. 16 teams in each conference have their own auction & player pool. Conference winners meet in week 16. Couple hundred trades per year (you have to in order to evolve your team with salary inflation & mandatory cutdowns). No contracts to have to track thank goodness. Almost 40 people (due to co-owners), high entry fee and low owner turnover.

    And no weepaws or else the league would have become a ghosttown like the FFToday forums.

    I'll never again play in a league with less than 14 owners.

  3. The Bills had no o-line, Josh Allen even got hurt and missed a couple games... he had no WR's... and he's fine. Showed/played better than many draftniks expected too with all of that.

    If Murray is their guy, they should pick him. You don't mess around with the QB position or "settle" if that's how they really feel about Rosen.
    (I'd want Haskins based on prototypical success. But Murray perfectly fits that offensive scheme so he'll be the #1 pick.)

    Getting your QB is the exception to 'always trade down.'

     

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    13. Miami Dolphins - Kyler Murray, QB, Oklahoma 

    This is the sexy pick across the industry, and it makes quite a bit of sense. Ryan Tannehill is on his way out and Miami will need to find a replacement. There have been talks that the Dolphins are interested in tanking to find their quarterback of the future in the next draft or two, but that’s a bold proposition for any head coach. Murray started 14 games for Oklahoma this season, throwing for 4,361 yards, 42 touchdowns, and only seven interceptions. He also ran for 1,001 yards and 12 touchdowns on 140 rush attempts. He has game-changer potential, and the NFL is seemingly moving towards dual-threat quarterbacks. Murray could have potentially been the first quarterback taken if he had committed strictly to playing in the NFL sooner or with more conviction, but Miami is a losing franchise that will take a chance on a boom or bust prospect.

    I would like to note that I don’t truly believe Murray goes in this exact slot, as Miami will have to trade up, but I’m not projecting trades in this draft.

    Huh? He's going #1 to the Cards.

  5. 17 hours ago, lesjroza said:

    According to Shefter report..............Kraft is not the biggest name involved in the bust.

    it will be interesting to see who else is behind the curtain.

    Brady... Goodell... or how far away is Mar-a-lago?

  6. Trade Ben to Jacksonville for their next 2 #1's and a #2.

    Trade Brown to San Fran for their next 2 #1s.

    Shirley, you can't be serious.

    The Steelers would be lucky to get one early #1 for Ben.

    And they'd be lucky to get one late #1 pick for AB.

    (Plus some later round throw-in)

  7. does jones have keeper/dynasty potential?

     

    just wondering if he is someone to carry over the summer to see if he warrants like 1 of 12 keeper spots or just forget the dude?

     

    No, he is not good. Robert Foster... maybe.

  8. Not taking any of this into consideration, you also have to remember playoff seeding goes by record, head-to-head and then division record. Since the only team in competition for HOA the Chargers have played or will play are the Chiefs (L), at best they can split with the Chiefs but after that here is your current Division records for these teams:

     

    KC 4-0

    NE 3-0

    Hou 3-1

    LAC 2-2

    KC vs LAC vs NE vs Hou can never take place in a straight up tie-breaker step for seed or wildcard.

     

    If these 4 teams all ended up with the same record, first you'd have to narrow down KC vs LAC (H2H, then division record). Let's pretend the Chargers advance out of that...

     

    Then it's LAC vs Hou vs NE using:

    H2H, Conference Record and then Common Games.

     

    In other words, two tied division foes always get sorted out before any other step.

     

    Division record only matters when determining in-division seeding or advancement. It then becomes obsolete... replaced by Conference Record.

  9. Nick Mullens is going to come out slinging. He'll totally hit Marquise and Kittle in the chest on slants and throw up some beautiful bombs. This will probably be the most watched football game ever. And possibly be the #1 TV event of all-time. Nick Mullens is a rock star. Everything is fine.

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