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This but with 2 Flex positions.
It's funny ... when I (and my fantasy playing counterparts) were in our 20s, every single league I ran was a 14-teamer. I wouldn't really even consider anything else. It made scheduling a breeze (a 13-week regular season ... you don't have to worry about divisions or any of that junk ... everyone plays everyone else once ... done), and it's big enough that even with 6 playoff spots making the postseason still felt like an accomplishment.
I'm assuming MFL can do it. They seem to be able to handle about any kind of league. I wouldn't be surprised if some leagues already exist. Have you looked on any league finders?
You're right. Getting a group of friends together to do an auction draft is so much fun and can't be beat. Our league actually has two full 12 team drafts. I always enjoy watching the other draft to see how theirs goes and compare. The host also has a pool so that' always fun. It's an all day party.
I act as auctioneer for a high-stakes private league in Vegas every year. The guys get a suite and it's fun for everyone. I even enjoy it as the auctioneer.
I've played around with MFL's settings and haven't found anything that allows for silent auction bids. I assume the only way it can be done fairly and without having to blindly trust the commissioner is to have a 3rd party become the auctioneer. Is there any other way to possibly do this? Perhaps by using the blind bidding waiver system as a way to draft?Hawkeye21 said:
It does allow it on MFL. All of the Addicts Auction leagues are done this way. 24 hour timer that does not start over until the reserve is beat. The bids are anonimous. It is great. My favorite leagues are 12 team auctions, ppr with 20 players per team. The online slow auction is fun but in person is better. Auction is much better than draft. I have gone only to auction since I have found that format.
Meh.
For the exact same reasons you give a WR and RB .5 points. Not sure why you wouldn't. You either give all players ppr or you don't give any.
I'm the exact opposite. I find it more fun when we have to go deeper for starters and depth.
We did a league where the ff playoffs were the nfl playoffs. Good league, good owners, but I grew to not like the fact that great players on bad teams lost value.
QB/RB flex is almost always going to be a QB unless you are dealing with injury or byes, and avoids the too few QBs for byes in 12 team league issue. So it helps QB value but doesn't increase RB much at all. WR/TE flex helps both of those positions but doesn't help RB at all.
I prefer it. Ibthink it's just more fun.
