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1.
Weekly lineups must be
received by midnight Friday except that on weeks with Thursday or Friday
game, lineup will be due by Wednesday midnight. If no lineup is submitted
by deadline, you will start the lineup from the previous week.
2.
Trades
and player transactions are from 1 PM Tuesday through 2 PM Friday of each
week through week 10 of the NFL season. From 1 PM to 2 PM on Tuesdays,
the fantasy team with the worst record will have first choice in the event
two or more coaches want the same player. On weeks with Thursday
or Friday games, transaction deadline is Wednesday midnight. An e-mail
address will be provided for transactions.
Free
agents, trades, IR moves:
When you acquire a new player, you must balance your roster by placing
a player of the same position on waivers or on injured reserve. Maximum
injured reserve is 3 players at any one time. Actual NFL health status
is irrelevant to whom you place on IR. There is NO fee for
roster balancing; only for acquiring new players and for activating a player
from IR. Remember...early bird gets first choice except
between 1 pm and 2 pm (Pacific Time) on Tuesdays. To make player
transactions,
follow this link.
3. All entry fees
must be paid for your team (either a check by mail or an on
line check) before you can draft players. When sending your
entry, state your name, team's name, your address (so you can receive your
prizes). For internet leagues, draft will be held on line in a private
chat room. The draft for the first 'A' league is tentatively scheduled
for September 7,1999 at 2 am (PDT). This is day after
Labor Day and assumes the NFL season begins Sunday, September 12.
Day and time of draft is tentative and may need to be changed to accomodate
a day and time when all coaches can be present, and/or to accomodate multiple
leagues. Be ready because you will have a maximum of 2 minutes to
make each selection. If draft runs too long we may have to split
it into two days.
    
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4. Entry fee
(Cheaper leagues are here.)for
each team is $200 which must be paid prior to getting a position
for the draft. You are not guaranteed a team until entry
is
paid. Transaction fees are $10 per transaction. You will be
required to send in the transaction
fee at the same time as you make your player transactions, which
include trades and free agent acquisitions. If you do not wish to pay on
line, you may send check by 'snail mail' but it needs to be received before
lineup deadline. If you elect this option is may be best to pay in
advance for transactions. All transaction fees not used will be returned
at season's end. ALL entry fees and player transaction
fees will be distributed in the form of prizes as shown in table
below.
5. Official
stats will be provided by Stats World Inc., and the commissioner will post
them on this website along with a weekly newsletter.
6. All coaches
will provide e-mail addresses to the Commissioner
who will in turn send them to the other coaches in our league so that we
may negotiate trades, talk trash, etc. E-mail addresses will NOT
be posted on the web nor be given out to anyone else.
7. Each league
will consist of 10 teams (5 in each division). Each
team will play every team once and divisional foes twice. Our
regular season will run from week one thru week 14 of the NFL season.
Round one of our playoffs will consist of the two best records in each
of the league's two divisions and will be played in week 15. The
two winners of round one will play in our Super Bowl in week 16.
Tiebreaker order for playoff seeding: 1. division's best overall
record 2. best head-to-head record 3. best record within
division 4. most points scored during season. 5. most efficient coach.
8. Recognizing
the fact that many NFL teams will be resting their starters the last two
weeks of the regular season, our league's two Super Bowl participants will
hold a supplemental draft and may draft any player who is not claimed by
our two Super Bowl participants. This draft will be on or before
Thursday, midnight, December 23,1999, at a time convienent for both coaches.
9.
Each league will have 10 teams. Draft order will be serpentine (1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10,
then in the next round, 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1) until all rosters have been
filled. The coach who committs first will have choice of when
to pick, the 2nd to committ will have second choice, and so on. A
commitment is defined as full payment of entry fee. In any league
in which the commissioner plays, the commissioner will accept the last
(10th) pick.
10. All prize money
(with exception of weekly prizes, which will be paid weekly) will be distributed
on Tuesday, December 28,1999.
11.Commissioner
fees: The commissioner receives $50 to help pay for costs of running
league.
12. During the
regular season weekly games, a tie is a tie. If a tie should occur
in the division playoff, the tiebreaker goes to the team with the highest
points total for the season, then to best overall regular season record,
then to most points scored during season, then to most efficient coach.
If the Super Bowl should end in a tie, we will have a run-off game in NFL
week 17 (new draft), and if that game should also end in a tie we will
have co-champions.
13. If you have
ideas or suggestions to help make this more fun, e-mail the
Commissioner
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14. You may draft
your team from NFL players. You can find lists and rankings in any
of the fantasy football magazines or you can use the list that the commissioner
will post before the draft, on this web site.
15. One team per coach
per league. Each coach will pick a name for his/her team prior to
draft day. Send your team's name in with your entry fees or e-mail
it to the Commissioner.
16. The prize
table below is based on a league with $200 entry and $10 player transactions.
If there are sufficient coaches who want to form leagues with other $$$
amounts (B league
-$100, or C league
-$50 entry fees), it will be done. Prizes will be proportional to
prize table below. We need 10 coaches per league.
17. Anyone whose
check is dishonored, in addition to other remedies, may forfeit all prizes
due their team.
18. Send entries
to the commissioner:
Keith Shelton
p.o. box 1364
Las Vegas,NV 89125-1364.
Mail early and claim your position in the
draft.
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Preseason Report is only a week away! For more information
on the Preseason Report go to
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Fantasy insights has just completed
their 2nd mock draft so you might want to take a look and see how everyone
picked. Go to
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/fantasy/mock/index.html
Fantasy insights has
released their first set of individual defensive rankings. If you
are in a league that uses these players you will want to check out this
feature. Go to http://www.fantasyinsights.com/fantasy/defense.html
1. John Norton, our defensive guru, has released
his defensive sleepers.
Go to http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/norton/norton10.html
2. Chris Rugg has released his 1999 Rookie
Review. Go to
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/rugg/rugg4.html
3. One of our new writers, Jason Jones, has
penned an article entitled,
Quarterbacks: The Ageless Wonders.
Go to
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4. James Serra of First Place Sports has
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Go to http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/serra/serra2.html
5. We will be having our third mock draft
this coming Thursday so we
should have the results posted at the sight
that evening. Go to
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6. Our first edition of Insights Intelligence
will be out Tuesday morning.
Check out what our writers have to say at
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/team/team.html
The following are new releases for the week:
1. Defensive Notes and Sleepers by
John Norton
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/norton/norton11.html
2. Chat with Brat-The Intervention by Scott
Bratland
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/bratland/bratland22.html
3. Are you ready for some football by Scott
Bratland
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/bratland/bratland21.html
4. The Fantasy Nightmare-Holdouts and Injuries
by Andrew Kossak
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/kossak/kossak7.html
Defensive rankings. Go to http://www.fantasyinsights.com/fantasy/defense.html
1. Defensive sleepers. Go to http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/norton/norton10.html
2. 1999 Rookie Review. Go to http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/rugg/rugg4.html
3.Quarterbacks: The Ageless Wonders.
Go to
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/jones/jones2.html
4. James Serra of First Place Sports has
released his Fantasy Rankings.
Go to http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/serra/serra2.html
Check out what our writers have to say at
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/team/team.html
The following are new releases for this
week:
1. Defensive Notes and Sleepers by
John Norton
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/norton/norton11.html
2. Chat with Brat-The Intervention by Scott
Bratland
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/bratland/bratland22.html
3. Are you ready for some football by Scott
Bratland
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/bratland/bratland21.html
4. The Fantasy Nightmare-Holdouts and Injuries
by Andrew Kossak
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/kossak/kossak7.html
Intelligence-Preseason Edition. Jammed
packed with info from every NFLteam. Check it out at
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/team/team.html
2. Scott Bratland has penned a very interesting
article on Fantasy Sleepers entitled, Wake Up Sleeping Beauty. You
can find that article at
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/bratland/bratland23.html
3. One of our newer writers, Jason Jones,
has released an article about Jamal Andeson. Very interesting reading.
Go to
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/jones/jones5.html
4. Check out our three mock drafts.
Go to
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/fantasy/mock/index.html
Now that training camps are starting Fantasy
insights will be updating the site daily with the latest information.
Be sure to check us out during the preseason.
1.The most analytical and interesting fantasy
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http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/index.html#protrakt
2. Fantasy Matchups by Debby Dubois.
Go to
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/dubois/dubois.html
3. Last Minute News & Sleepers Volume
2 by John Norton. Go to
http://www.fantasyinsights.com/articles/norton/norton2.html
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