The only reason I'm looking at him is for his DT designation.I still don't understand why MFL changed his position from DE to DT awhile back.
he's listed at 5'11", 260lbs. I really doubt he's getting any significant snaps at DT. makes very little sense to me.The only reason I'm looking at him is for his DT designation.I still don't understand why MFL changed his position from DE to DT awhile back.
I think I saw one of his sacks on the ride home today and he was standing up outside the tackle. It was a nine inch TV in a van with bad shocks though, so take that FWIW.he's listed at 5'11", 260lbs. I really doubt he's getting any significant snaps at DT. makes very little sense to me.The only reason I'm looking at him is for his DT designation.I still don't understand why MFL changed his position from DE to DT awhile back.
Don't let MFL know.he's listed at 5'11", 260lbs. I really doubt he's getting any significant snaps at DT. makes very little sense to me.The only reason I'm looking at him is for his DT designation.I still don't understand why MFL changed his position from DE to DT awhile back.
They match up with the official team roster. So at least at one point Denver listed him as DT. If that's not the case anymore you can contact them with proof and they will change it if Denver now officialy lists him as a DE.Don't let MFL know.he's listed at 5'11", 260lbs. I really doubt he's getting any significant snaps at DT. makes very little sense to me.The only reason I'm looking at him is for his DT designation.I still don't understand why MFL changed his position from DE to DT awhile back.![]()
Now you don't have to feel dirty playing a DE at DT.this sucks.I took Dumervil off my practice squad in a league to use him at DT.Then, this week MFL changes his position to DE.This is obviously his correct position so I guess it's good that they corrected it, but I still have no idea why they ever put him at DT in the first place.
Then I have no idea why the Broncos listed him as a DT.I know MFL will update positions, but he was on my practice squad and I didn't really care that much. Not sure why the Broncos or MFL waited until after the Indy game to change it back to DE.FYI that MFL simply uses the official team rosters as found on the official team web sites. So at the beginning of the season Ellis was a DE but a few weeks later the Cowboys changed him to a LB. Dumerville was listed as a DT on the official Broncos site at the beginning of the season and many weeks after and just recently updated him to a DE.
Thus MFL *will* update a players position *if* someone lets them know about it.
I can tell you why, nobody let them know about it.Then I have no idea why the Broncos listed him as a DT.I know MFL will update positions, but he was on my practice squad and I didn't really care that much. Not sure why the Broncos or MFL waited until after the Indy game to change it back to DE.FYI that MFL simply uses the official team rosters as found on the official team web sites. So at the beginning of the season Ellis was a DE but a few weeks later the Cowboys changed him to a LB. Dumerville was listed as a DT on the official Broncos site at the beginning of the season and many weeks after and just recently updated him to a DE.
Thus MFL *will* update a players position *if* someone lets them know about it.
Very unlikely.Most likely because until 3 weeks ago nobody heard of the guy.
His 2005 season was one of the best for a defensive end in both NCAA and school history, when he broke the NCAA single-game sack record (6) vs in state rival Kentucky, and went on tie the NCAA total for sacks in a single season (20) and break the NCAA record for forced fumbles. His sack total also broke the Big East record set by Dwight Freeney. He won several awards for the 2005 season, including the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, the Ted Hendricks Award, Big East player of the year, and first team All-American.
That's all fine but the basic premise is this:MFL goes by the official team roster sites after the 53 man cut downs before the season starts.After that if a players position changes someone needs to let them know. If the official team roster confirms this change they will make the change.Translation: Nobody let MFL know of Dumervil's change to DE until just last week. Thus why he's been a DT. If someone would have notified them 4 weeks ago (assuming Denver updated him to DE) then MFL would have changed him then, for example.Very unlikely.Most likely because until 3 weeks ago nobody heard of the guy.His 2005 season was one of the best for a defensive end in both NCAA and school history, when he broke the NCAA single-game sack record (6) vs in state rival Kentucky, and went on tie the NCAA total for sacks in a single season (20) and break the NCAA record for forced fumbles. His sack total also broke the Big East record set by Dwight Freeney. He won several awards for the 2005 season, including the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, the Ted Hendricks Award, Big East player of the year, and first team All-American.
I'm aware of all that. I was simply countering your argument that "nobody ever heard of the guy". It's still stupid that Denver and MFL listed him as a DT to begin with.From my perspective though, I had no motivation to inform MFL of their mistake. Once the guy put up 5 sacks in 2 weeks and was still listed at DT, I needed a DT so I activated him from my practice squad. One week later and he was changed to DE, but I can't put him back on my practice squad so now I had to cut another player to pick up a replacement DT. It's not like he suddently went from playing DT to DE midseason. The guy always was and always will be a DE.That's all fine but the basic premise is this:MFL goes by the official team roster sites after the 53 man cut downs before the season starts.After that if a players position changes someone needs to let them know. If the official team roster confirms this change they will make the change.Translation: Nobody let MFL know of Dumervil's change to DE until just last week. Thus why he's been a DT. If someone would have notified them 4 weeks ago (assuming Denver updated him to DE) then MFL would have changed him then, for example.Very unlikely.Most likely because until 3 weeks ago nobody heard of the guy.His 2005 season was one of the best for a defensive end in both NCAA and school history, when he broke the NCAA single-game sack record (6) vs in state rival Kentucky, and went on tie the NCAA total for sacks in a single season (20) and break the NCAA record for forced fumbles. His sack total also broke the Big East record set by Dwight Freeney. He won several awards for the 2005 season, including the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, the Ted Hendricks Award, Big East player of the year, and first team All-American.
Yep, totally understand. Sorry if I was argumentative. I take it you don't you have any rules in your league about locking a player's position? In my league the commish would have to change him back to DT for the year since he was on your team already as a DT. We made this rule a couple years ago due to all the "hybrid" DE/LB players in the league that seemed to change at least once in the season.I'm aware of all that. I was simply countering your argument that "nobody ever heard of the guy". It's still stupid that Denver and MFL listed him as a DT to begin with.From my perspective though, I had no motivation to inform MFL of their mistake. Once the guy put up 5 sacks in 2 weeks and was still listed at DT, I needed a DT so I activated him from my practice squad. One week later and he was changed to DE, but I can't put him back on my practice squad so now I had to cut another player to pick up a replacement DT. It's not like he suddently went from playing DT to DE midseason. The guy always was and always will be a DE.That's all fine but the basic premise is this:MFL goes by the official team roster sites after the 53 man cut downs before the season starts.After that if a players position changes someone needs to let them know. If the official team roster confirms this change they will make the change.Translation: Nobody let MFL know of Dumervil's change to DE until just last week. Thus why he's been a DT. If someone would have notified them 4 weeks ago (assuming Denver updated him to DE) then MFL would have changed him then, for example.Very unlikely.Most likely because until 3 weeks ago nobody heard of the guy.His 2005 season was one of the best for a defensive end in both NCAA and school history, when he broke the NCAA single-game sack record (6) vs in state rival Kentucky, and went on tie the NCAA total for sacks in a single season (20) and break the NCAA record for forced fumbles. His sack total also broke the Big East record set by Dwight Freeney. He won several awards for the 2005 season, including the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, the Ted Hendricks Award, Big East player of the year, and first team All-American.