I'm looking to start a dynasty league and was wondering what site (1 Viewer)

[thekidd2009]

any information would be helpful...i looked at cbssportsline but it costs $180.

 

[Jeff Tefertiller]

MFL (Myfantasyleague.com) is the site most used for dynasty

 

[Novice2]

MFL (Myfantasyleague.com) is the site most used for dynasty

 

[thekidd2009]

MFL (Myfantasyleague.com) is the site most used for dynasty

Thanks for the help...i'm going to check it out now.

 

[thekidd2009]

what are the most common rules for keeping rookies or players year to year and how does that affect the draft?

 

[Jeff Tefertiller]

what are the most common rules for keeping rookies or players year to year and how does that affect the draft?

most common is keeping all (or vast majority) of roster and a 3 or 4 round rookie draft. Usually around 300 players rostered, assuming 12+ teams and no IDPs

 

[thekidd2009]

what are the most common rules for keeping rookies or players year to year and how does that affect the draft?

most common is keeping all (or vast majority) of roster and a 3 or 4 round rookie draft. Usually around 300 players rostered, assuming 12+ teams and no IDPs

what about rookies? Is there a time period where you can keep them for without having to give them up?

 

[Black]

what are the most common rules for keeping rookies or players year to year and how does that affect the draft?

I just started a league, and it's going very well. Worked on the rules most of the offseason. I use a 50-year contract-year cap, and we assign contracts to the players. 21 man rosters, 3 man taxi. I run mine on Yahoo, and have a spreadsheet to track total Contract Years. With 10 teams and 24 man rosters (plus the contract year cap), there's very little movement on the wire week to week, so easy to track.PM me your email address, and I'll send you the rules I wrote up.

 

[thekidd2009]

what are the most common rules for keeping rookies or players year to year and how does that affect the draft?

I just started a league, and it's going very well. Worked on the rules most of the offseason. I use a 50-year contract-year cap, and we assign contracts to the players. 21 man rosters, 3 man taxi. I run mine on Yahoo, and have a spreadsheet to track total Contract Years. With 10 teams and 24 man rosters (plus the contract year cap), there's very little movement on the wire week to week, so easy to track.PM me your email address, and I'll send you the rules I wrote up.

Thanks alot for the information. I sent you a PM and will be waiting for your response. Again thanks for your help.

 

[offdee]

what are the most common rules for keeping rookies or players year to year and how does that affect the draft?

most common is keeping all (or vast majority) of roster and a 3 or 4 round rookie draft. Usually around 300 players rostered, assuming 12+ teams and no IDPs

what about rookies? Is there a time period where you can keep them for without having to give them up?

A true dynasty league has no time period on how long a player can be kept.You draft a player and he's yours until you trade or drop him.The only way to improve a team is through trading or drafting of rookies.

 

[thekidd2009]

what are the most common rules for keeping rookies or players year to year and how does that affect the draft?

most common is keeping all (or vast majority) of roster and a 3 or 4 round rookie draft. Usually around 300 players rostered, assuming 12+ teams and no IDPs

what about rookies? Is there a time period where you can keep them for without having to give them up?

A true dynasty league has no time period on how long a player can be kept.You draft a player and he's yours until you trade or drop him.The only way to improve a team is through trading or drafting of rookies.

Ok thanks for clearing that up for me. In your guys opinion what is a better type of league...keeper or dynasty? I am a bit worried that in a dynasty league that some of the better owners will dominate the league and the sub par owners will lose interest.