I have posted the League Charter below. Let me know if you are interested or have any questions
Jman18980@yahoo.com
League Overview
There will be 10 teams in the league. Each team will have a 16 man roster. Each week a starting lineup of
7 players must be submitted, consisting of the following:
Quarterback 1
Running Backs/Receivers/Tight Ends 4 Total
• Running Backs Minimum 1/Maximum 3
• Receivers/Tight Ends Minimum 1/Maximum 3
Kicker 1
Defense/Special Teams 1
The 9 bench spots can be filled with any position combination that league members choose
The regular season for the league will go from Week 1 through Week 17 of the NFL Regular Season. Each
week, the starting lineup of 7 players listed above will go head-to-head with another team’s 7 player lineup.
The winner of each head-to-head game will receive $5. These games do not count for anything in the
overall standings. The standings will be decided by total points. The top 4 teams with the most points at
the end of Week 17 will make the playoffs. The team with the most points will be the 1st seed, down to the
team with the 4th most points being the 4th seed. The playoff format is detailed below
This is an Auction/Keeper league. The Auction will be held in place of a traditional draft. Each team will
have $200 to spend to fill out their entire 16 man roster. Minimum bid on a player is $1; maximum bid on
a player would be whatever amount you can afford while still filling out the entire 16 man roster. At the
end of the auction, all 10 teams must have the 16 man roster filled. This means that if, during the auction,
you have 5 spots left to fill and $20 remaining, the maximum amount you can bid on a player would be
$16. This leaves you with $4 for the remaining 4 roster spots
The $200 applies only to the Auction/Draft. Once the Auction is over, there is no salary cap for the season.
Free Agent pickups and trades can be facilitated without regard to dollar values. The Auction rules are as
follows:
• The auction will be held through the software on the league website at www.nfl.com
• There is no ‘draft order’. The auction software will determine the order of bidding; the auction begins by
selecting a player and placing an opening bid on said player
• Each league member will have an opportunity to either outbid the previous amount or pass. Once all
league members have had an opportunity to bid, the bidding is opened to the entire league. The player
will go to the highest bidder
• Bidding will continue until all ten League Members have filled out their 16 man roster
• There is no requirement to spend the entire $200
The Keeper rules are as follows:
• Each team can keep up to 1 player from one year to the next
• Only players selected at the auction are eligible for keeper status
• A player is eligible for Keeper status for up to 3 years after his original acquisition at the auction; if a
player has been kept for two years, and is then traded to another team, the team receiving the player in
the trade can only keep him for one more year.
• A Keeper player’s value is determined from the previous year’s auction; the dollar value of a keeper will
be subtracted from a team’s $200 budget prior to the upcoming auction
• Each team will submit its Keeper to the Commissioner prior to bidding at the auction
Transactions
• Free transactions are unlimited until the kickoff of the first regular season game. Thereafter, each
transaction will cost one dollar. Transaction money goes to the league champion at the end of the season
• Free agents are taken on a first-come, first-serve basis
• Free agents can be added at any time; however, once a player’s game has started, they cannot be added
through free agency and be active for that particular week, per the league website
• Free agents can be picked up through Week 17
• In-season trade deadline is per the league website
• During the offseason (between the NFL offseason and prior to the Moody’s League draft), eligible
keepers can be traded for one another, with Commissioner’s approval
• No trades are allowed during the Auction
• There is no Injured Reserve
• Trades and picking up players are considered transactions. Dropping a player is not considered a
transaction. A multi-player trade counts as only 1 transaction.
Prizes
Entry fee to the league is $100 for each league member. Prize money will be distributed in the following
manner:
Super Bowl Champion $575 (+ transaction money)
Each Win $5 (total of $425) *Ties will be broken by the Individual High Scorer
Point Structure
Touchdown 6 points
Touchdowns 50+ +3 points *Does not apply to D/ST
Receiving yards 1 point/10 yards
Rushing yards 1 point/10 yards
Passing yards 1 point/25 yards
Receptions 1 point
Two point conversions 2 points
Interceptions -2 points *For interceptions thrown
Fumbles lost -2 points *D/ST fumbles are not counted
Field goal 3 points *These points are for kickers, not D/ST
Field goals 50+ +3 points
Extra point 1 point *These points are for kickers, not D/ST
Missed Extra Point -1 points *These points are for kickers, not D/ST
Missed FG (under 30) -1 point *These points are for kickers, not D/ST
Sacks 1 point
Interceptions 2 points *D/ST
Fumble Recoveries 2 points *D/ST
Safeties 2 points
Shutout 10 points
Under 14 points 4 points
Under 21 points 2 points
28-34 points -1 point
35 and over -4 points
Return Yardage 1 point/25 yards *Includes Kickoff and Punt Return Yards only
*Individual Players are not eligible for return yardage
points - they are only awarded to D/ST
Blocked Kick 5 points *Can be a blocked Punt, Extra Point, or Field Goal
Scoring is done by the league website and any disputes will be settled by the system set up on www.nfl.com
Playoffs
The top 4 teams in total points in the Regular Season advance to the playoffs. The playoffs begin on Wild
Card Weekend and go through the Super Bowl. Playoff rosters are 12 deep, as follows:
2 QB
4 RB
4 WR/TE
1 D/ST
1 K
A draft will be held following the regular season and prior to the start of Wild Card Weekend. Each playoff
team is allowed to keep up to 6 players on its roster from the regular season. Players not kept on the roster
and all players from non-playoff teams will be thrown back into the playoff draft pool. Each playoff team
will draft by the following order to fill out their playoff roster (Team 1 is the team with the most overall
regular season points; Team 4 has the least):
Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Rd 4 Rd 5 Rd 6 Rd 7* Rd 8* Rd 9* Rd 10*
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
*If Necessary (the draft will go 12 rounds if necessary)
All 12 of these players will be eligible for points each week of the playoffs. A team’s roster at the end of
the playoff draft will be that team’s roster at the end of the playoffs – there are no transactions allowed once
the draft is complete. Players on teams that get eliminated will not be replaced. Players who get injured
will not be replaced.
The winner of the League is the team that accumulates the most overall points in the playoffs
Jman18980@yahoo.com
League Overview
There will be 10 teams in the league. Each team will have a 16 man roster. Each week a starting lineup of
7 players must be submitted, consisting of the following:
Quarterback 1
Running Backs/Receivers/Tight Ends 4 Total
• Running Backs Minimum 1/Maximum 3
• Receivers/Tight Ends Minimum 1/Maximum 3
Kicker 1
Defense/Special Teams 1
The 9 bench spots can be filled with any position combination that league members choose
The regular season for the league will go from Week 1 through Week 17 of the NFL Regular Season. Each
week, the starting lineup of 7 players listed above will go head-to-head with another team’s 7 player lineup.
The winner of each head-to-head game will receive $5. These games do not count for anything in the
overall standings. The standings will be decided by total points. The top 4 teams with the most points at
the end of Week 17 will make the playoffs. The team with the most points will be the 1st seed, down to the
team with the 4th most points being the 4th seed. The playoff format is detailed below
This is an Auction/Keeper league. The Auction will be held in place of a traditional draft. Each team will
have $200 to spend to fill out their entire 16 man roster. Minimum bid on a player is $1; maximum bid on
a player would be whatever amount you can afford while still filling out the entire 16 man roster. At the
end of the auction, all 10 teams must have the 16 man roster filled. This means that if, during the auction,
you have 5 spots left to fill and $20 remaining, the maximum amount you can bid on a player would be
$16. This leaves you with $4 for the remaining 4 roster spots
The $200 applies only to the Auction/Draft. Once the Auction is over, there is no salary cap for the season.
Free Agent pickups and trades can be facilitated without regard to dollar values. The Auction rules are as
follows:
• The auction will be held through the software on the league website at www.nfl.com
• There is no ‘draft order’. The auction software will determine the order of bidding; the auction begins by
selecting a player and placing an opening bid on said player
• Each league member will have an opportunity to either outbid the previous amount or pass. Once all
league members have had an opportunity to bid, the bidding is opened to the entire league. The player
will go to the highest bidder
• Bidding will continue until all ten League Members have filled out their 16 man roster
• There is no requirement to spend the entire $200
The Keeper rules are as follows:
• Each team can keep up to 1 player from one year to the next
• Only players selected at the auction are eligible for keeper status
• A player is eligible for Keeper status for up to 3 years after his original acquisition at the auction; if a
player has been kept for two years, and is then traded to another team, the team receiving the player in
the trade can only keep him for one more year.
• A Keeper player’s value is determined from the previous year’s auction; the dollar value of a keeper will
be subtracted from a team’s $200 budget prior to the upcoming auction
• Each team will submit its Keeper to the Commissioner prior to bidding at the auction
Transactions
• Free transactions are unlimited until the kickoff of the first regular season game. Thereafter, each
transaction will cost one dollar. Transaction money goes to the league champion at the end of the season
• Free agents are taken on a first-come, first-serve basis
• Free agents can be added at any time; however, once a player’s game has started, they cannot be added
through free agency and be active for that particular week, per the league website
• Free agents can be picked up through Week 17
• In-season trade deadline is per the league website
• During the offseason (between the NFL offseason and prior to the Moody’s League draft), eligible
keepers can be traded for one another, with Commissioner’s approval
• No trades are allowed during the Auction
• There is no Injured Reserve
• Trades and picking up players are considered transactions. Dropping a player is not considered a
transaction. A multi-player trade counts as only 1 transaction.
Prizes
Entry fee to the league is $100 for each league member. Prize money will be distributed in the following
manner:
Super Bowl Champion $575 (+ transaction money)
Each Win $5 (total of $425) *Ties will be broken by the Individual High Scorer
Point Structure
Touchdown 6 points
Touchdowns 50+ +3 points *Does not apply to D/ST
Receiving yards 1 point/10 yards
Rushing yards 1 point/10 yards
Passing yards 1 point/25 yards
Receptions 1 point
Two point conversions 2 points
Interceptions -2 points *For interceptions thrown
Fumbles lost -2 points *D/ST fumbles are not counted
Field goal 3 points *These points are for kickers, not D/ST
Field goals 50+ +3 points
Extra point 1 point *These points are for kickers, not D/ST
Missed Extra Point -1 points *These points are for kickers, not D/ST
Missed FG (under 30) -1 point *These points are for kickers, not D/ST
Sacks 1 point
Interceptions 2 points *D/ST
Fumble Recoveries 2 points *D/ST
Safeties 2 points
Shutout 10 points
Under 14 points 4 points
Under 21 points 2 points
28-34 points -1 point
35 and over -4 points
Return Yardage 1 point/25 yards *Includes Kickoff and Punt Return Yards only
*Individual Players are not eligible for return yardage
points - they are only awarded to D/ST
Blocked Kick 5 points *Can be a blocked Punt, Extra Point, or Field Goal
Scoring is done by the league website and any disputes will be settled by the system set up on www.nfl.com
Playoffs
The top 4 teams in total points in the Regular Season advance to the playoffs. The playoffs begin on Wild
Card Weekend and go through the Super Bowl. Playoff rosters are 12 deep, as follows:
2 QB
4 RB
4 WR/TE
1 D/ST
1 K
A draft will be held following the regular season and prior to the start of Wild Card Weekend. Each playoff
team is allowed to keep up to 6 players on its roster from the regular season. Players not kept on the roster
and all players from non-playoff teams will be thrown back into the playoff draft pool. Each playoff team
will draft by the following order to fill out their playoff roster (Team 1 is the team with the most overall
regular season points; Team 4 has the least):
Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Rd 4 Rd 5 Rd 6 Rd 7* Rd 8* Rd 9* Rd 10*
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
*If Necessary (the draft will go 12 rounds if necessary)
All 12 of these players will be eligible for points each week of the playoffs. A team’s roster at the end of
the playoff draft will be that team’s roster at the end of the playoffs – there are no transactions allowed once
the draft is complete. Players on teams that get eliminated will not be replaced. Players who get injured
will not be replaced.
The winner of the League is the team that accumulates the most overall points in the playoffs
