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Those don't count in fantasy, unfortunately. I thought the calls were legit, though. No good?Brady has 157 passing yards but has been gifted at least 100 more in phantom PI penalties.
Those don't count in fantasy, unfortunately. I thought the calls were legit, though. No good?Brady has 157 passing yards but has been gifted at least 100 more in phantom PI penalties.
I was only watching when one happened to be honest. Announcers thought it was questionable. I just hate Brady.Those don't count in fantasy, unfortunately. I thought the calls were legit, though. No good?
I don't care for him, either, so you aren't alone. I really didn't like him when he played for the Patriots. I think one of my favorite football moments was watching the Jets pound the Patriots in a 3-6 game in the playoffs. Rex Ryan, of all people, had Brady so confused he was just yelling at everything up to and including the inanimate objects.I just hate Brady.
:nopants:I have my National Sales Convention this week. All online. So I have to get dressed up tomorrow AM to sit in front of my webcam from 9-6+ every day.
Yes, after 6. They're doing all the usual convention stuff. Happy hours, gala dinner, sales awards and anniversary recognition. And doing it after hours as it would have been if it were in Montreal as it usually is.
I might do 27 add drops this week just for something to do.
We can drop players after they already played that week? - seems like a terrible rule as you're allowing teams to have in essence an extra roster spot each week. Not a huge deal but a bit surprised to see it.
It's a weird Yahoo quirk. You can drop players who have played as long as they were on your bench. And you can add players up until their game starts and they're locked in. I don't think I can turn it off (and I did the same dropping Duke Johnson after Thursday).We can drop players after they already played that week? - seems like a terrible rule as you're allowing teams to have in essence an extra roster spot each week. Not a huge deal but a bit surprised to see it.
Not a big deal - just surprised the site operates that way as a default. Most leagues would never allow that because like I said it’s basically giving you extra roster spots. But now I know.It's a weird Yahoo quirk. You can drop players who have played as long as they were on your bench. And you can add players up until their game starts and they're locked in. I don't think I can turn it off (and I did the same dropping Duke Johnson after Thursday).
I think I'll be losing Bell for at least a few weeks.Two of my players that I had in my lineup are probably gone for the year due to injury. That's not a good start to the season!
It's official- Mack done for the year with a torn Achilles. I had started him in 2 other leagues including a keeper(3) league where he was my 2nd round pick.Two of my players that I had in my lineup are probably gone for the year due to injury. That's not a good start to the season!
:( That sucks. I bet Jarwin tore his ACL. He just dropped on the field without being touched.It's official- Mack done for the year with a torn Achilles. I had started him in 2 other leagues including a keeper(3) league where he was my 2nd round pick.
Yeah, we did it last year, too. If the guy is on your bench and the other guy hasn't played yet that week, you can drop/add. As soon as he has a score that counts, he's immovable. It allows for shuffling around after watching a performance, but I wouldn't say it's a free roster spot. You have to drop someone for the corresponding add. The cost is in the next best player available from the player pool. You're foregoing him and your original drop for the add. But we did this all of last year, too. I was only reminded because ilov dropped Harris for Henderson. It's a weird quick.We can drop players after they already played that week? - seems like a terrible rule as you're allowing teams to have in essence an extra roster spot each week. Not a huge deal but a bit surprised to see it.
Of course it’s a free roster spot because you’re dropping some one that did poorly and auditioning some one else for your roster. Once again if we can, we can but it’s a bad “rule”.Yeah, we did it last year, too. If the guy is on your bench and the other guy hasn't played yet that week, you can drop/add. As soon as he has a score that counts, he's immovable. It allows for shuffling around after watching a performance, but I wouldn't say it's a free roster spot. You have to drop someone for the corresponding add. The cost is in the next best player available from the player pool. You're foregoing him and your original drop for the add. But we did this all of last year, too. I was only reminded because ilov dropped Harris for Henderson. It's a weird quick.
Seems to be the Yahoo default. I will use it from time to time but if put to a vote, I would vote against it.Of course it’s a free roster spot because you’re dropping some one that did poorly and auditioning some one else for your roster. Once again if we can, we can but it’s a bad “rule”.
Ah, I see. Well, that's how it's been every year. We -- as in the collective we -- did it all last year. I'm surprised you find it new.Of course it’s a free roster spot because you’re dropping some one that did poorly and auditioning some one else for your roster. Once again if we can, we can but it’s a bad “rule”.
I think it just means it is an extra lotto ticket, especially week 1. You get to see if your longshot guy at 1:00 does anything. If he doesn't you can drop him for a longshot at 4 and then a longshot on Sunday night and then a Monday longshot too. If you actually kept churning like that, it would give one a competitive advantage.Ah, I see. Well, that's how it's been every year. We -- as in the collective we -- did it all last year. I'm surprised you find it new.
And it's not a free roster spot. You have to add a guy from a team that hasn't played yet and you have to have used that spot on someone you want to cut. I don't see how that's "free" in any sense. It's a corresponding drop/add, just not when you think waivers should run.
I don't think it's wrong to drop a guy before his game, whether it is COVID before the game or he hurts his knee in warmups. I just don't think you should be able to cut a player once their game actually starts.I think I'd vote for it, but it's been there. It's especially important this year, when testing for availability is going on every day and before games and the like.
Exactly right. You can also use it to see how touches break down at running back. Just don't see how it's "free" in any sense. With five bench players, it's dropping someone of note, usually. I see the churn advantage, but it's somewhat mitigated by the necessity of time constraints and the fact you can't have started a spot starter Week One and then drop him once he's spot started.I think it just means it is an extra lotto ticket, especially week 1. You get to see if your longshot guy at 1:00 does anything. If he doesn't you can drop him for a longshot at 4 and then a longshot on Sunday night and then a Monday longshot too. If you actually kept churning like that, it would give one a competitive advantage.
Because you had one extra player on your roster during Week 1. How do you not see it. Read what I love80s said again. That’s the gist of it.Exactly right. You can also use it to see how touches break down at running back. Just don't see how it's "free" in any sense. With five bench players, it's dropping someone of note, usually. I see the churn advantage, but it's somewhat mitigated by the necessity of time constraints and the fact you can't have started a spot starter Week One and then drop him once he's spot started.
I can see that. Reasonable minds can disagree. Depends how first-come, first-serve you want your waivers to be. I find the other way artificially constraining and for the less attentive.I don't think it's wrong to drop a guy before his game, whether it is COVID before the game or he hurts his knee in warmups. I just don't think you should be able to cut a player once their game actually starts.
Not really. You could drop a Monday night guy for another Monday night guy and still have used the extra spot all week and be okay in your book. You're looking at it in terms of who has played already. I'm looking in terms of raw numbers. It's not a free spot, it's advanced knowledge you have the trouble with. Like right now I could go drop Chris Boswell for the D kicker or NY Giants kicker and have it be as many players rostered during the week as someone like Edwards who had played. There is no free, there's only like ilov pointed out, the churn and being able to see what happened.Because you had one extra player on your roster during Week 1. How do you not see it. Read what I love80s said again. That’s the gist of it.
Once again I’m not saying you did anything wrong but the ability to drop a guy that has already played to audition another flyer isn’t allowed in most leagues. Here it so, so it is what it is. We’re all on a level playing field.
I don’t want to beat this to death and I’m not mad or anything but you dropped a guy that played - you got to audition Edwards and when you didn’t like what you see you got to jump the gun of Smith in case he has a big game - that is giving you an extra player than everybody else got to have in Week 1 (obviously others could have done it as well). Once a player has played in a game he should be locked into your roster for that week. This is my last post on it. It’s not a big deal. This is a free league where most people are in it for the music anyway.Not really. You could drop a Monday night guy for another Monday night guy and still have used the extra spot and be okay in your book. You're looking at it in terms of who has played already. I'm looking in terms of raw numbers. It's not free. At all.
I just don't think we see players of note getting dropped in these scenarios. It's the Darrel Hendersons, Blake Jarwins, Randall Cobb, Bryan Edwards. Those guys who totally whiffed week 1 and don't show any reason to expect different week 2.Exactly right. You can also use it to see how touches break down at running back. Just don't see how it's "free" in any sense. With five bench players, it's dropping someone of note, usually. I see the churn advantage, but it's somewhat mitigated by the necessity of time constraints and the fact you can't have started a spot starter Week One and then drop him once he's spot started.
Laughs.I don’t want to beat this to death and I’m not mad or anything but you dropped a guy that played - you got to audition Edwards and when you didn’t like what you see you got to jump the gun of Smith in case he has a big game - that is giving you an extra player than everybody else got to have in Week 1 (obviously others could have done it as well). Once a player has played in a game he should be locked into your roster for that week. This is my last post on it. It’s not a big deal. This is a free league where most people are in it for the music anyway.
Now you’re just being antagonistic. I’m not only done with this conversation but I’m done with this thread.Laughs.
Your first post (not your last) was what I was responding to. That's still not a free spot in any sense of the word.
What if I thought you were being stubborn?Now you’re just being antagonistic. I’m not only done with this conversation but I’m done with this thread.
think whatever you want.What if I thought you were being stubborn?
Jeez. I thought Hot Dad Calendar was a good song.
I think you're taking a three-year old rule and now raising an objection and getting sore about the response. The easiest way to mollify everyone to is to throw Smith back and add Edwards. But I can't simply throw Smith back and add Edwards again. He's now on waivers. And I shouldn't have to given that it's part of the league and has been. I know you have opinions on the stuff, but this seems a little out of keeping with just disgruntled. I'm certainly not upset and not done with anything. Take that for what it's worth.think whatever you want.
You may want to go back and read everything I said once again. And I have no idea why you seem hung up and thinking that I’m claiming you did anything wrong or wanting your move reversed. I’m not even calling for the rule to be changed. I feel like I’ve been quite clear that I was just surprised it could be done. No league I’ve ever been a part of has allowed it. I even said “now I know”, meaning I would keep it in mind for the future - as in now that I know you can I may actually do it.I think you're taking a three-year old rule and now raising an objection and getting sore about the response.
This format is not good to settle grievances when one disagrees with the premise. Yeah, of course I took it personally. My feeling is that any discord sowed is something I'd really like to rectify and quickly since I'm the progenitor of it. Anything that takes away the import of the past fifteen posts or so would be fine in my book.You may want to go back and read everything I said once again. And I have no idea why you seem hung up and thinking that I’m claiming you did anything wrong or wanting your move reversed. I’m not even calling for the rule to be changed. I feel like I’ve been quite clear that I was just surprised it could be done. No league I’ve ever been a part of has allowed it. I even said “now I know”, meaning I would keep it in mind for the future - as in now that I know you can I may actually do it.
I don’t pay much attention to this league (no disrespect) and was surprised when I saw the transaction. I’m not going into the reasons why it’s usually not allowed again but I never once said you personally did anything wrong - nor did I even complain about the set up. It is what it is. My bad for not knowing it.
Despite me constantly saying “you did nothing wrong” and when I used “you” to point out actions taken I clearly said “and anyone could have done it”. It was never about you and honestly I shouldn’t have called the rule terrible but that wasn’t really directed NV who set the league up - I was just surprised that Yahoo allows it.Yeah, of course I took it personally.
Once had a close law professor tell me, as an aside, that I needn't take everything I was in charge of that went wrong as an indication of my fault. That some things aren't reflective of that. Guess that advice would be applied here.Despite me constantly saying “you did nothing wrong” and when I used “you” to point out actions taken I clearly said “and anyone could have done it”. It was never about you and honestly I shouldn’t have called the rule terrible but that wasn’t really directed NV who set the league up - I was just surprised that Yahoo allows it.
It is a terrible rule, and I used it earlier after reading in here that I can do it. I couldn't dump Jarwin or Mack (I lost both for the season) though, because they had already played in my lineup. I dumped someone else, and picked up Ebron for the future. So far he doesn't have much stats, but he is on the field and healthy (for now).Despite me constantly saying “you did nothing wrong” and when I used “you” to point out actions taken I clearly said “and anyone could have done it”. It was never about you and honestly I shouldn’t have called the rule terrible but that wasn’t really directed NV who set the league up - I was just surprised that Yahoo allows it.
Tonight@Northern Voice (or anyone who knows), remind me -- waiver bids need to be submitted Tuesday nights or Wednesday nights?
The Jets seem to have no interest in keeping even lifelong fans in tow. I didn't even watch the other day. I was more interested in the fantasy football implications of the Raiders WRs going forward. So I watched the Carolina game, mainly. Not that those receivers were great shakes, but just hearing about the Jets gets me nodding in agreement with the naysayers. They're just terrible. A terrible product. Jets fans have never been the classiest of fans, but we deserve better than those performances.rough weekend for us NYJet fans simmering over, alas another lost season... my fantasy drafts were pretty miserable as well.. almost need a full rebuild in my home league, the lack of pre-season really affected my drafting compass...