The more I think about this, the more I think the OP probably benefited from this.
Not a chance. As I said, I didn't even bother looking at who I'd rather face and I'd never base my decision on that. And I most definitely wasn't trying to do something unethical which is why I bothered posting here to begin with.As I said, I've gotten reminders from other commishes about lineups in the past (and I'm a very, very active owner). I put myself in everyone's shoes. If I was the opponent and another owner notified him about AP's status, I wouldn't even dream about being upset about that. If I noticed it, I'd tell him myself as that's not how the playoffs should go this late in the year. Putting in the work all year and missing out because of a late scratch doesn't feel right. Sure, he should be on top of it, but things come up and as there was no indication prior to the game that he wouldn't play, I can understand if it was missed. I also think if nothing was said, he'd have no reason to complain as I'm not there to babysit. But in the end, it's something that, if sitting in front of a computer and seeing is a no-question substitution. Lack of availability or technology shouldn't get in the way of that, IMO.If I was the AP owner, I'd appreciate a heads up but I wouldn't fault anyone for not telling me as the ultimate responsibility is mine. Just so you know, here are the 2 starting rosters:Campbell (Rodgers)ForteBJGEMcCoyD. MasonMike ThomasKevin BossBradyMcFaddenAPBoweHolmesMarshallPettigrewI don't know about you, but I'd MUCH rather face the 1st team. As a result, I'm now facing the 2nd team in the Super Bowl. I don't even think it's close. I ultimately hurt myself by informing him but as I felt it was the right thing to do, I did it without even looking closely as it had 0 factor in my decision.