Post by Mike Hulse on Jul 28, 2015 14:46:54 GMT -5
1. 12-team two division league with a 13-week regular season. Six teams make playoffs (byes for the two division winners) with three one week matchups.
2. Rosters will be 1 QB, 2 RB's, 1 RB/WR, 2 WR's, 1 TE, 1 OP, 1 D/ST, 1 K, 6 bench spots, and 3 IR's. We will also have a 6 man college roster that will be explained more later.
3. Basic Scoring with one half point per reception and a few additions for big plays.
4. Salary Cap will be $100 million.
5. Maximum contracts will be $12 million and 4 years (12/4). Minimum will be 1 and 1.
6. Bidding drafts and tie breakers will be the same as Baseball. As with the baseball league, released players still under contract may be bid upon during the bid rounds, with the existing contract as the minimum bid. (This rule cannot be used to extend the contracts of zero-cost players still on their rookie contracts.)
7. Draft order for the FA draft: Picks #7 through #12 will be reverse order of regular season finish using total points against to break any ties. Picks #1 through #6 will be determined by finish in playoff consolation bracket with the first pick going to the winner and proceeding down to 6th place finisher.
8. Loyalty rights will be exactly like the Baseball league.
9. Six round College/Rookie draft will be the same as baseball with the exception of 0/4 contracts because no options would be needed. Draft to be held after the official NFL Draft each season. Each pick must b drafted on to your college / rookie roster and then moved up to your nfl roster at anytime.
10. The order for the College/Rookie draft will be reverse order of finish from the previous season.
11. Match Options: The owner of players with expiring rookie contracts will have the option to match the highest bid for up to two of those players during the next season's bid rounds and retain the players on the matched contract terms. The high bidder on the most expensive player whose bid was negated by the match option will receive compensation of the matching owner's first round pick in the following year's minor league draft. The high bidder on the second matched player will receive the matching owner's second round pick in the following year's minor league draft. Owners without a first or second round pick cannot exercise match options. Owners without a first round pick can only exercise one match option, giving up a second round pick. You must include the word "match" next to any player on your bid list that you intend on possibly exercising a match option on.
12. FA pickups will be assigned a 1/1 contract and can be added to a roster only as long as they do not exceed the salary cap.
13. The football league opens when camps open and closes one week after the Super Bowl. At the beginning of the season, no player may be added to a roster except via the bid rounds and drafts. Free agency doesn't start until all drafts are completed.
14. Released rookie / college eligible players can be added back to the college / rookie roster as long as they have not previously been added to an active roster.
These rules last modified on 30 Sep 2020.
2. Rosters will be 1 QB, 2 RB's, 1 RB/WR, 2 WR's, 1 TE, 1 OP, 1 D/ST, 1 K, 6 bench spots, and 3 IR's. We will also have a 6 man college roster that will be explained more later.
3. Basic Scoring with one half point per reception and a few additions for big plays.
4. Salary Cap will be $100 million.
5. Maximum contracts will be $12 million and 4 years (12/4). Minimum will be 1 and 1.
6. Bidding drafts and tie breakers will be the same as Baseball. As with the baseball league, released players still under contract may be bid upon during the bid rounds, with the existing contract as the minimum bid. (This rule cannot be used to extend the contracts of zero-cost players still on their rookie contracts.)
7. Draft order for the FA draft: Picks #7 through #12 will be reverse order of regular season finish using total points against to break any ties. Picks #1 through #6 will be determined by finish in playoff consolation bracket with the first pick going to the winner and proceeding down to 6th place finisher.
8. Loyalty rights will be exactly like the Baseball league.
9. Six round College/Rookie draft will be the same as baseball with the exception of 0/4 contracts because no options would be needed. Draft to be held after the official NFL Draft each season. Each pick must b drafted on to your college / rookie roster and then moved up to your nfl roster at anytime.
10. The order for the College/Rookie draft will be reverse order of finish from the previous season.
11. Match Options: The owner of players with expiring rookie contracts will have the option to match the highest bid for up to two of those players during the next season's bid rounds and retain the players on the matched contract terms. The high bidder on the most expensive player whose bid was negated by the match option will receive compensation of the matching owner's first round pick in the following year's minor league draft. The high bidder on the second matched player will receive the matching owner's second round pick in the following year's minor league draft. Owners without a first or second round pick cannot exercise match options. Owners without a first round pick can only exercise one match option, giving up a second round pick. You must include the word "match" next to any player on your bid list that you intend on possibly exercising a match option on.
12. FA pickups will be assigned a 1/1 contract and can be added to a roster only as long as they do not exceed the salary cap.
13. The football league opens when camps open and closes one week after the Super Bowl. At the beginning of the season, no player may be added to a roster except via the bid rounds and drafts. Free agency doesn't start until all drafts are completed.
14. Released rookie / college eligible players can be added back to the college / rookie roster as long as they have not previously been added to an active roster.
These rules last modified on 30 Sep 2020.
