We Have a Blog Suckas.
This year we've added two more players with Stan Mathews and Steve Sanderson, so it is only fitting to up the ante and immersion we have within our league of record. I've drawn a little inspiration in thinking how to make this league more interactive and to have more ways to enjoy the best part of the year for our lives. Obviously this is why I started the blog for my Commish posts and for spirited engagement from desiring managers that may exceed the confines of the NFL.com/fantasy writing wall. Feel free to ask to be an Admin on this blog to write your own posts, post photos/videos and anything you may feel may add to the league's general interaction and upkeep.
The other way I've decided to up the ante is to start a weekly podcast with fellow manager Aaron Clapperton. On these podcast dates we will discuss the latest news, waiver wire topics, recap/projection on a week to week basis, and we will be joined by a guest (a different manager from our league or maybe a notable outsider) to have a quick interview. This should be pretty awesome.
Let me know if you want to get involved!
The other way I've decided to up the ante is to start a weekly podcast with fellow manager Aaron Clapperton. On these podcast dates we will discuss the latest news, waiver wire topics, recap/projection on a week to week basis, and we will be joined by a guest (a different manager from our league or maybe a notable outsider) to have a quick interview. This should be pretty awesome.
Let me know if you want to get involved!
GATTACA!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTruly epic.
ReplyDeleteSimply Stunning
ReplyDeleteBesides removal of the infamous "FTP Clause", any changes to the league rules this year? [ie. draft structure, QB points, # of RB/WR/Flex, waiver order, playoff format, etc.]
ReplyDeleteI'll leave it to the Commish for the final word, but I don't think so.
ReplyDeleteJohn will need to give clarification about keepers for next year. We have had conversations about keepers based on the round they were taken in last year (keep a good player in the 10th round, for example, vs a great player in the 1st). It would add some more strategy to keepers and trades, but I don't know what, if anything, was decided for sure.