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RULES FOR YOUR OWN CARRY OVER LEAGUE I. Scoring : regular season - games are played head to head (2 teams) with 100 points available in each game. The team with most points wins. Each team compares the results from ALL their players for all statistics contained in the table below. That means if an offensive player gets a tackle it COUNTS in the calculation for total tackles. If a statistic ends in a tie, the points for that statistic are split evenly for the two teams. If the game ends in a 50-50 tie, team scoring (most team points - includes TDs scored by defense players and all special team scores) is used as the tie breaker. If the game is still tied, then the game is counted as a tie. The statistics used with their point values are :
* fg 45 + = 4pts, fg
<45 = 2pts, xpt = 1pt, missed fg <45= -2pts, missed xpt = -3pts II. Starting line-up : regular season 6 TEAM LEAGUE : 3 QB, 4 RB, 4 WR, 2 TE, 2 K, 5 DL, 5 LB, 5 DB 8 TEAM LEAGUE : 2 QB, 3 RB, 4 WR, 2 TE, 2 K, 4 DL, 4 LB, 4 DB 10 TEAM LEAGUE : 2 QB, 3 RB, 3 WR, 2 TE, 2 K, 4 DL, 4 LB, 4 DB 12 TEAM LEAGUE : 2 QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, 1 TE, 1 K, 3 DL, 3 LB, 3 DB III. Wild cards : regular season one DB, one LB, one DL out of the starters at those positions are wildcards. Tackle stats do not count( except in the 12 team league where you count half the tackles each wildcard gets). Sacks, interceptions and any scores (tds, safeties) count double. Any other stat counts as if any other player. V. Roster sizes : regular season Roster sizes are twice as big as the starting line-up : 6 TEAM LEAGUE : 60 players (any positions) 8 TEAM LEAGUE : 50 players (any positions) 10 TEAM LEAGUE : 48 players (any positions) 12 TEAM LEAGUE : 36 players (any positions) VI. End of year player saves : regular season The table below tells each team how many players they can save from their current year's roster based upon where they finish in the final standings. In the case of a tie head to head is used to determine the number of saves. If head to head does not break the tie, all teams tied get the number of players in the chart represented by the HIGHEST tied position (e.g. tie for 2nd and 3rd in a 10 team league both teams save 20 players).
You also save any asterisk (*) players that you kept on your roster for the full season - see rules for asterisk players. VII. College draft Hold your college draft BEFORE the NFL hold their draft. This can be done either a day or two before the draft or the morning of the draft. Now you are not only projecting who will do well in the NFL, but also trying to predict what team they will go to. This also makes watching the draft a blast. 6 TEAM LEAGUE : 8 round draft, 6 picks, 2 random 8 TEAM LEAGUE : 6 round draft, 5 picks, 1 random 10 TEAM LEAGUE : 5 round draft, 4 picks, 1 random 12 TEAM LEAGUE : 4 round draft, 3 picks, 1 random The college draft is conducted in two parts. In the "pick" portion each member selects a player from the available players in the college draft (e.g. 6 team - 6 rounds, 8 team 5 rounds, 10 teams 4 rounds, 12 team 3 rounds). In the "random" portion (6 team - 2 rounds, all others 1 round) players are assigned to league teams. The first non-offensive lineman/punter selected by an NFL team that was undrafted in the "pick" portion of the draft goes to the team selecting first in the "random" portion. The second non-offensive lineman/punter selected by an NFL team that was undrafted in the "pick" portion of the draft goes to the team selecting second in the "random" portion and so on.... NEW RULE 03/04: After the last
round of the actual draft (six team league, after round 6): DEFENSIVE FRANCHISE PLAYER RULE 12/06 The first defensive player selected by a team in the college draft, in or before the fourth round, is a franchise player who does not count against a team's year end protects for life as long as that player remains on an active roster (Is not cut). In a player's rookie year, a team can place that player on its development squad instead of its active roster, but then that player loses his franchise status and instead gets one asterisk. NEW RULE 09/04: Predict the NFL season - all divisions 1 thru 4, wild card teams, conference champs, super bowl winner The winner gets an extra
protect and an extra playoff pullback* Players COUNT when determining draft order for the draft next year! And it's just like other players won, the number won counts, not the actual number a team has (e.g. the count is BEFORE any trades - current or past compensation due) Draft order is determined by each teams finish during the prior year's REGULAR season finish. The team that finished last picks first in each round of the college draft and the team that finished first picks last in every round of the college draft. If this is your first year of the league, draft rookies separate from veterans. Whoever randomly picks first in for the veterans, picks last for the rookies and vice versa. In year one you will probably hold your college or rookie draft after the draft was completed by the NFL. However, after year one, hold your draft prior to the NFL. Also in your first year your draft will be a back and forth drafting order rather than the same team picking first or last in every round. For example for a six team league : Round 1 : team 1, team 2, team 3, team 4, team 5, team 6 Round 2 : team 6, team 5, team 4, team 3, team 2, team 1
VIII. Asterisk (*) player rules Every player drafted in the College Draft gets one asterisk. Players drafted in the last round of your "pick" draft get two asterisk (in 6 player leagues your picks in round 5 and round 6 get two asterisks). If you keep an asterisk player (one or two) on your roster for the full year they are a "free" protect for the following year. They also lose an asterisk each time they are saved (therefore, players with two asterisks can be free saves for a second year). Players lose all their asterisk when cut from a roster and do not get them back if another (or the same) team picks them up later. Players traded to another team keep their asterisk(s). New rule: First round picks get checkmarks, must be kept on your regular roster (e.g. can not be placed on the development squad) and are free lifetime protects until cut. All players randomly assigned to your roster from the "random" portion of the college draft also receive two asterisk. Also, if a player with asterisks is cut, they lose all asterisks. NEW RULE FOR 2001 : Development Squad : Any player with an asterisk can be placed on your developmental squad the evening before your regular season draft. This is the only time a player can be placed on your development squad. At any time during the year you can remove a player from the developmental squad and place them on your active roster. You must cut a player from your roster when you make this move (notify all league members of your move via e-mail). You can NOT move a player to your development squad at this time, you must cut a player. Therefore, after a player is moved from your development squad to your active roster you can NOT move that player back to your development squad at a later date. Any player that spends the entire season on your development squad loses NO asterisks when saved for the following year (and they still do not count against the number of players you can save based on your finish during the regular season). Development squads sizes are : 6 TEAM LEAGUE : 5 players 8 TEAM LEAGUE : 4 players 10 TEAM LEAGUE : 4 players 12 TEAM LEAGUE : 3 players
IX. NFL Playoff rules You keep 5 players from your regular season roster. Statistics are cumulative throughout the playoffs using the same 16 categories and point values from rule 1. First place gets the full point value, second place gets half point value, third place gets quarter point value e.g. passing yards- first gets 8, second gets 4, third gets 2). New rule: After the conclusion of the playoffs, you can protect one player for your regular season roster for the following season (does not count against your number of protects). However, that player must be a player that was not on any team's roster at the end of the regular season. Adendum 1.0 Addendum 2.0
1. Any player swapped out by a team
prior to the draft, cannot be drafted by the person that dropped
him (in this case Mike cannot draft Vinatieri). Anyone else can
draft that player. In the future this includes players dropped
because they were questionable on the injury report.
2. If a team has a playoff eligible player at
the same position as the player being swapped out, he must replace him
with a player at the same position to further ensure an injury, not a
strategy move (e.g, a RB for a RB, a WR for a WR, and a K for a K).
Roster sizes are : 6 PLAYER TEAM - 40 players with no rules regarding the composition of your roster. 8 PLAYER TEAM - 30 players with no rules regarding the composition of your roster. 10 PLAYER TEAM - 25 players with no rules regarding the composition of your roster. 12 PLAYER TEAM - 20 players with no rules regarding the composition of your roster. The draft order for the playoffs is based on the regular season with the first place team picking first each round and the last place team picking last each round. After the first three weeks of the playoffs, the top three point getters move on to the Super Bowl, the rest are out. The bottom's final order is locked in after the third week, however, their stats are used to determine the final standings for the top three finishers (e.g. if three teams knocked out have yards per rush of 5.0, 5.1 and 5.1 - to get points the three remaining teams must end up with yards per rush of 5.0 or more). There is a 10 round draft for new players (undrafted players or players from bottom, eliminated teams) prior to the Super Bowl. The team currently in first place in the playoffs picks first each round and the team in third place in the playoffs picks third each round. The stats are recalculated after the Super Bowl to determine the winner, second place finisher and third place finisher. X. Playoff bounty The team that wins the playoffs picks a non-saved player off the roster of all teams that he finished ahead of in the playoffs and takes a player back from his own roster. Then the second place playoff team picks a non-saved player off all teams he beat in the playoffs (every team except the first place team) and takes a player back from his own team. This goes on for the rest of the teams. Playoff bounty is picked the weekend after the Super Bowl. X. Regular season draft order Each team calculates the number of players they were awarded from their regular season finish and playoff bounty (including players from NFL season predictions). Asterik (*) players saved and players obtained in trades post-regular season or post-playoff are NOT included in this number (e.g. the number of players is based on regular season and playoff players earned). The team with the lowest number of players picks first in each round of the preseason draft (adding to base carried over from prior year), the team with the most players picks last in each round of this draft. In your first year of the league your draft will be a back and forth drafting order rather than the same team picking first or last in every round. For example for a six team league : Round 1 : team 1, team 2, team 3, team 4, team 5, team 6 Round 2 : team 6, team 5, team 4, team 3, team 2, team 1 Also in year one give the team that gets the first pick in round one for the regular season draft the last pick in round one for the rookie (college) draft. Use a random method to select draft order in year one. XI. In season draft There are three 10 round drafts during the year. The team in last place picks first each round and the team in first place picks last. Head to head is used to break ties as the first tie breaker and regular season draft order is used as the second tie breaker (team that had better selection in regular season draft keeps better drafting order for in season drafts). The first 10 round draft is after week three, the next after week 8 and the last after week 13. DRAFT DATE/TIME SCHEDULE: Whenever possible an in-season draft will be scheduled before a week with 6 teams on a bye. However, there will never be back-to-back weeks of in-season drafts.
Our usual draft time is Wednesday at 10:00 PM
For conflicts, if we can't fairly easily come
up with an alternative that is good for everyone; the draft goes off
as scheduled on Wednesday and the "Joe Rule" - posting your
picks and drops on the message board with those selections being
applied as your spot comes up is your fall back.
It is up to the individual(s) who need the
draft rescheduled to contact all and get an alternative date. If
that is not accomplished 24 hours before the draft (e.g. Tuesday night
at 10:00 PM), the draft goes off as scheduled.
Any players can be traded. However all trades must be made with an equal number of players going to each team. Asterik (*) players traded maintain their asterik(s). All draft picks can be traded except the random college draft picks. The trading deadline kicks in the 24 hours before NFL games start in week 15. The deadline is not lifted until AFTER every team has selected their playoff bounty. XII. 2 Round Free Agency Draft Order of the draft is the same as the order for the Playoff Draft (based on regular season finish). In each round, the first place team can choose to go first to last, or last to first. The first place team designates which way the draft will go right before each round.
DOUBLE FORFEIT RULE (stats not reported
on time)
(a) DEADLINE
(1) If Thursday game(s).
At least1 hour before the start of the Thursday game.
(2) If no Thursday
game. By 11:00 PM Thursday night at the latest.
(b) HARDSHIP
(1) Larry has offered
to be the emergency stat person. If both parties cannot do the
stats, please contact Larry ASAP so he has an opportunity to do the
stats before the deadline. This is a courtesy, not a guarantee.
(2) If both
parties have life issues going on and cannot meet the deadline, they
can jointly request a day extension. If a day will not be
enough, get the extension and contact Larry.
(c) PENALTY
(1) Neither team can benefit in any way in terms of
draft order, protects, etc., from the forfeit.
(2) Example: Team
A ends season 10-7 with a forfeit
Team B ends season 10-7
Team B was 2-1 against Team A
Normally, Team A would draft before Team B in college draft
However, when the Team A forfeit is excluded, their record (10-6) is
better than Team B
Team B (10-7) now drafts before Team A (10-6) in college draft
Also, Team B keeps the advantage in the Playoff draft (Team A forfeit
NOT dropped)
So
Team B (10-7 with tiebreaker) also drafts before Team A (10-7) in
Playoff draft.
TOOLS AND SUMMARY TABLES SCHEDULE (assign each team a number randomly)
Draft order determination
Tie breakers
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