blake
Footballguy
I hope that I'm posting this in the right place. If not, I apologize, and mods, please move it to the appropriate forum. In addition, I tried to search many different times for this subject, and got some help, but not exactly what I was looking for.
I confess, the league I run is full of seasoned fantasy players but also some beginners as well. For the last four seasons, our league has been hosted by ESPN. And ESPN has never let us down. However, we are moving towards an auction draft from a straight draft, and I'm quickly discovering the limitations of ESPN.
Firstly, I can't simply edit a roster page to input salaries and contract year/type it appears, like you can on MFL or CBS Sportsline for that matter. Does anyone who hosts their league on ESPN, find that they can edit a roster page to easily show a salary of a player and what his contract status is? Is there a separate page, after an auction, that this shows on ESPN? I can't seem to find it and it is too early to do a mock draft on ESPN to test it out.
MFL allows me to easily do this and it is very clean looking which I really like. In addition, MFL seems to have MANY different options, and it seems our league, as it grows, could grow with MFL. I don't get that same feeling with ESPN.
MFL has some drawbacks too, however. MFL does not make its own app, but instead depends on 3rd party apps? How are the quality of these apps? I'd be curious to hear from those who use MFL about this.
I also can't seem to find a money back guarantee on MFL and what their policy about this is.
Finally, I'm open to moving the league to MFL, and I think my league mates would be open to this as well. However, I want to be sure of things before I do it, and want to be convinced of MFL's quality. Right now, I'm not totally convinced and might stick with ESPN, but there is a lot of time and I'm hoping to be convinced.
Any helpful replies would be gratefully accepted.
I confess, the league I run is full of seasoned fantasy players but also some beginners as well. For the last four seasons, our league has been hosted by ESPN. And ESPN has never let us down. However, we are moving towards an auction draft from a straight draft, and I'm quickly discovering the limitations of ESPN.
Firstly, I can't simply edit a roster page to input salaries and contract year/type it appears, like you can on MFL or CBS Sportsline for that matter. Does anyone who hosts their league on ESPN, find that they can edit a roster page to easily show a salary of a player and what his contract status is? Is there a separate page, after an auction, that this shows on ESPN? I can't seem to find it and it is too early to do a mock draft on ESPN to test it out.
MFL allows me to easily do this and it is very clean looking which I really like. In addition, MFL seems to have MANY different options, and it seems our league, as it grows, could grow with MFL. I don't get that same feeling with ESPN.
MFL has some drawbacks too, however. MFL does not make its own app, but instead depends on 3rd party apps? How are the quality of these apps? I'd be curious to hear from those who use MFL about this.
I also can't seem to find a money back guarantee on MFL and what their policy about this is.
Finally, I'm open to moving the league to MFL, and I think my league mates would be open to this as well. However, I want to be sure of things before I do it, and want to be convinced of MFL's quality. Right now, I'm not totally convinced and might stick with ESPN, but there is a lot of time and I'm hoping to be convinced.
Any helpful replies would be gratefully accepted.