** 2003 Version 2.5 Released! **

[Mike FF Today 608]

Version 2.5 of the FF Today Cheatsheet Compiler & Draft Buddy is ready for download!

 

For those of you that have already purchased the Compiler & Draft Buddy, you should have received an email containing instructions on how to get the updated version. Simply follow the instructions in the email or you may login by clicking the link below. You will be required to submit your Compiler Username and Password.

 

FF Today Cheatsheet Compiler - Version 2.5

 

If you purchased the FF Today Cheatsheet Compiler and did not receive your login info via email, please email compiler@fftoday.com Mike MacGregor a copy of your receipt that includes your PayPal transaction number or Yahoo Order No. and he will be glad to help.

 

New In Version 2.5

• Woo-hoo! Improved Draft Buddy player drop-down lists to remove blank lines and (finally) start at the top instead of the bottom of the list.
  
• Updated Offense, Team Defense, IDP projections, and Depth Chart data.
  

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FF Today Cheatsheet Compiler

 

If you have any questions, we're here to help...

[r_hoeper 0]

Kick @ss a new version 2 days before draft day. so how did we go from 2.1 to 2.5 for the cheatsheet compiler...not that i'm complaining, just curious

[Mike MacGregor 20]

There isn't an exact science to the number changes. Typically a small number change (0.1) = projection update, while a bigger number change (0.5 or 1.0) means something else is going on, like new features. Gave the drop-down improvments a 0.4 this time

[Boog 0]

I've used the Compiler in the past, love it. My draft is the last possible day, Sept. 3. Just wanted to know if there will be another version before my daft?

[michaelcosta 0]

My league operates on a semi-unique scoring system. The offensive points are based on yardage hurdles. For example, receivers must catch and running backs must rush for 70 yards to get 5 points, 100 yards for 10 points, 125 for 15 etc. QB's must pass for 200 yds for 5 points, 250 yds for 10 points, etc. Also, touchdown points are skewed towards longer touchdowns. The defensive and kicker stats are standard. Does the cheatsheet compiler support this type of scoring system?