sblack
Brownlow Medallist
- Apr 23, 2007
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Dang sweet keepersMy Keepers are:
Eddie Lacy (Round 4)
Andrew Luck (Round 5)
Alshon Jeffery (round 7)
Rounds are for last year.
some stupid idiot dropped him just before he fired up last year GrrrrrActually I will also keep Julian Edelman - he was picked in round 15 so I give up a round 14 pick I think.
Here's an idea:
In addition to three drafted keepers, each team can nominate 1 free agent pickup that they reserve the right to keep within the drafting process – a restricted free agent if you will. When that player is drafted by a different team, the previous owner has the opportunity to commit to taking them with their next pick, or forfeit the player.
This is basically the father-son rule you alluded to, but without the complications of doing it outside the draft.
I think there are bigger practical difficulties doing it in draft than out.
In draft you need both the drafter and the person with the rights on instantly, otherwise you can get the circumstance where the next person picks.
Then what happens to the next pick? Does the person who chooses to match jump to that spot and then the guy who just picks picks again? What happens if he picks another RFA? Again? The guy after him is all of a sudden three draft slots lower which can change draft strategy pretty severely.You could just treat the decision or match the offer or not as another pick.
Then what happens to the next pick? Does the person who chooses to match jump to that spot and then the guy who just picks picks again? What happens if he picks another RFA? Again? The guy after him is all of a sudden three draft slots lower which can change draft strategy pretty severely.
I would like to think a strength people want to have is one where they actually 'read' the draft as well. This makes it pretty difficult to do.
That's even worse...It's just the father-son rule. If the rights owner decides to match, the player must be their next pick in the draft.
That's even worse...
It means a player that a person has chosen not to keep (Not allowed to keep) is attainable for potentially a huge chunk of lesser value still. 30 picks is huge in a 16 team keeper league.
The system has to involve them being decided upon as keepers pre-draft, not during.
My suggestion of 2013 output sans 3 rounds, laid out in standard draft outlay.
If they were a high scorer, they would be drafted relatively high, three extra rounds is a pretty sweet deal still.
If a middle of the road scorer, they would fall to the middle rounds where the value wouldn't be there to keep them without the upside.
Late round value, you get to keep the player who scored nothing for nothing and are praying for upside.
Just get the overall scorers and assign it 1-16 per round.I like it, and it's simple enough to work, but the trouble is having league members actually do the homework on this rather than just delegate it to me.
Thanks for the spot in the league - should be fun.As Tcol has said he is out, two blue tiger will take his spot.
Gordon probably won't play fwiw...
Smart move to keep him over the year I spose for a low pick.There hasn't been a ruling yet though right? It's not like I'm giving up a really high pick to keep him on my list anyway.
I'm pretty knackered, but I should be available friday day to confirm who would fall where if they were kept as free agents.
Or are we rolling with the 12th rounder this year?