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Premium position is part of quality imoI was definitely picking players who had premium position over premium ability yes (as have many)
Premium position is part of quality imoI was definitely picking players who had premium position over premium ability yes (as have many)
Thanks. Agree a vote is at least the best way of doing things.Ultimately, of course you would want rules in place before a draft and unchanged after. But it is 2020. You got to be a little flexible to deal with crap we have never experienced before. If the league votes and approves the new policy, then just roll with it, IMO.
during a mnf game with a questionable player from say kc you could drop a player at the end of your bench and pick up another player from kc to hedge your bet. You can't do that with a whole team postponed.So in this instance, why would you look at this differently then a MNF game with a questionable player? The only real difference is the number of players impacted, but if that is from your side worth the mid season rule change I get it.
Agree entirely, but this year with the rule change I do think having good backups becomes more critical. You get by byes and now potential cancels. Seems were split 50/50 in the voting which basically reflects how difficult this one is. Thanks for the feedback.Premium position is part of quality imo
Boom. Exactly.I didn't get a single objection because we have quality owners with the right priorities.
Thats the feedback I was looking for thanks. I would say the difference here was no feedback was requested by the commissioner and the idea of a vote was pushed on pretty hard until multiple people in the league complained. I would also note this is a very high cost winner take all league ($7500) so perhaps people are a bit more wound then the typical 100-500 ones. The league vote is currently heavily against for what its worth.during a mnf game with a questionable player from say kc you could drop a player at the end of your bench and pick up another player from kc to hedge your bet. You can't do that with a whole team postponed.
All I'm saying is a commissioners job is tough enough during a normal year. I've commissioned for 20 plus years. At the beginning of the year we put in place all the rules we could anticipate. But I also asked for everyone's patience as this year there may be changes that we didn't anticipate and we may kind of have to make it up as we go along. I didn't have one owner object. I also enacted in our league today the same rule of a contingency player without a league vote and asked for league feedback. I didn't get a single objection because we have quality owners with the right priorities.
here is what I find is a problem with a league vote. 40% of the owners don't vote because they don't give a crap one way or the other. 25% will vote yes because it benefits them. 25% will vote no because that would benefit them. And the remaining 10% will just complain one way or the otherThanks. Agree a vote is at least the best way of doing things.
Right, I'll put some rule changes up for vote prior to the season and usually will never make any changes mid-season. This is one of those unpredictable years where you couldn't really think of everything.here is what I find is a problem with a league vote. 40% of the owners don't vote because they don't give a crap one way or the other. 25% will vote yes because it benefits them. 25% will vote no because that would benefit them. And the remaining 10% will just complain one way or the other
Amen Brother2020 sucks. Being a commish sucks. Being a commish in 2020 really sucks. Nobody looks forward to dealing with this crap and all the arguing and complaining, and your commish had to make a decision on a Saturday when they didn't plan to spend their time on making sure you were happy with their decision.
This is a tiny issue. Arguments can be made either way, amd what hurts you a little today might help you a lot next week so it's not even certain that you are getting "screwed" here.
Let. It. Go.
Imo if there's a vote it should be simple majority to overturn the commish decision, not majority to implement. Otherwise the commish could never handle emergency situations and that's a bad idea.Thanks. Agree a vote is at least the best way of doing things.
exactly. At the end of the year we always ask for rule suggestions/improvements and take a vote. If something comes up during the year we vote on it at the end of the year and implement it next year.Right, I'll put some rule changes up for vote prior to the season and usually will never make any changes mid-season. This is one of those unpredictable years where you couldn't really think of everything.
Oh man reallyFYI Saints had a positive now and they are testing the players who were near him on the plane.
It's also about being much more mature than you are.Boom. Exactly.
ETA, being a Commissioner is so much better having understanding owners who appreciate that we are doing the best we can, listen to everyone and don't question every freaking move we make
Yes. If the commish can't get even that many votes, it's not really much of a good choice, is it?Imo if there's a vote it should be simple majority to overturn the commish decision, not majority to implement. Otherwise the commish could never handle emergency situations and that's a bad idea.
OK, whatever tootsIt's also about being much more mature than you are.
And not changing the rules right in the middle without discussion or notice.
This is my biggest issue with league wide votes. Most people typically vote based on what is currently best for the. Individually rather than what is best for the co.petitive balance for the league.here is what I find is a problem with a league vote. 40% of the owners don't vote because they don't give a crap one way or the other. 25% will vote yes because it benefits them. 25% will vote no because that would benefit them. And the remaining 10% will just complain one way or the other
I guess I am not sure why not. If the games are played then essentially there is no change. The team gets the players they started just like anybody else. If the game ends up going onGood rule, but the commish shouldn't have implemented it unilaterally
That is a different situation as your league was smart enough to anticipate this situation and discussed how to handle it. You guys decided not to do anything (which is fine). That being the case it shouldn't even be a discussion at this point.I voted No Rule Change.
We all knew this was a possibility, and it should have been discussed prior to the season. I brought this up in both leagues that I commish and it was not voted in. Doing so now, without going through the owners would be wrong. As commish, and this not being approved prior to the season, would not bring it up for a vote.