Does anyone know when this is starting? I've been checking about 5 times a day all week because I know it's supposed to REAL soon. Also, RT are you gunna set it up this year? (I think that's who manages it.) (I'm talkin about the league we've had goin since 2004)
I know NFL.com's has already starter, so Yahoo shouldn't be too far away. (I've been doing the same thing...checking over and over again.)
I am seriously thinking about starting a keeper/dynasty league on Yahoo this year. I might even pay to make it a PLUS league. Hopefully, the other people would pitch in with $10 each or whatever. I'll see what the interest level is here. I might also get some guys from outside of TGG.
I'm in...but after playing in a yahoo league last year, I find it pales in comparison to CBS sportsline.
I play in yahoo every year and if anyone needs people for a league i would defininly be down to join.
You start it just like you would any old league. You can do any number of things during the offseason- keep all your players, keep only 3, keep 6, whatever. The following summer, the commish enters the kept players as an offline draft and then you draft to fill out the rest of your team...or something. I will enter year 5 of a keeper league on Yahoo. It started off as a free league, but then we switched over to PLUS and most of us chip in. A couple cheap bastards were let go and replaced.
That's weird because I've been playing a little over 5 years now and I've never seen anything about keeping players till next season.
So you just start any old leauge and then where do you go once you are in the league? Do you do it when the season starts or ends?
You are making a mountain out of a mole hill. Can somebody else explain this to him? I'm having a tough time.
What makes CBS Sportsline better? More options with divisions and scheduling, team QBs, and different things like that? I might as well look into it, but Yahoo is easy for me because I have a Yahoo e-mail address and everything's right there for me.
Yes, I will be happy to join about 15 different leagues and spend every waking moment comparing stats and keeping up in my head with who's stats are better this week in which league and who to start, sit, dump, pick up, or trade. Especially the leagues with 6 different IDPs. And then, bashing my head against the wall as I notice on Sunday afternoon at 1:01pm that I started Booger McFarland this week in the "Alabaster County Firemens Benevolence Association" league, and it was a bye week! NOOOOOO!!!!! Not to mention, trying to keep up with fantasy baseball playoffs at the same time. My head will explode this year, but I love it.
Yahoo is my main email too. It's the overall setup. Now, I know there's obviously going to be a familiarity aspect with whatever site you're used to, but I would recommend checking it out. I will say that my experience is only as a player, not a commissioner. Things that I found to be better: -homepage (look and feel) -announcements -player movement -waiver wire -searchable stats (you'd like this one) in many configurations -frequent player updates (almost by the minute) gives mulitple other site references including rotoworld -Almost everything is completely customizable. From # of QBs, roster size, PPR, waiver deadline, playoffs, draft times, scheduling, divisions, rosters, etc. -There is so much info available at your fingertips and it is organized into a concise package with dropdown menus. It just makes it a pleasure to play.
