Welcome to the 2016 PGSF NFL Draft **See New Thread** Starts 3/28
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Bucs have been spoken for. Pick any team/teams that do not have a bold user name next to them
I already technically have two teams, but I might as well take the Bungles again if no one else wants them.
10-4, you are the proud owner. I imagine that I will end up with 3 again this year
This draft will be done before the actual draft, so we will more than likely not kn0w trade scenarios at that time. Recruit us a few more owners!
We used to allow trades a few years back, but the constant wheeling-and-dealing came to dominate the proceedings and make the actual picks less realistic.
I believe our standard rule is: no trading by us, and the draft order is set the day our draft starts. So, any trades made prior to us starting, will count in our draft.
Yeah, the trades was a disaster. It all sounds good in theory, but then it got to be too much about people trying to do trading when the whole point is to do a draft. And for this setting, it's just not realistic. Runs much better without any trades.
I would be interested in playing. Is there a cost? I have never done this before but it seems pretty cole. What are the the rules and when does this take place? I would hate to commit but not be available. I will take the Broncos if they are still available.
No cost, rules are simple: no trades, you get 24 hours to make your pick, clock starts when the previous pick is made or when their time runs out. For weekends, basically, the clock doesn't run and you have until Monday at that time to pick. Am I missing anything?
Think this covers it pretty well. If you miss your pick, the next person can go and you can put your pick in (hopefully, your player is still available)
I think on the missed pick, we treat it like the real draft, the draft continues and you can make your pick at anytime. If we can't get a response from the user, we vote on future picks.
Not necessarily, you are picking based on your team alone. What are the needs of the team you have, and what options are available in the draft. You will also do a small write up as to why your team selected said player.
I think most of the early picks are repeat participants, so, newbies can get a good idea of how it's done. A lot of the posters will use write-ups from other sites for strengths and weaknesses (I like to use CBS's bios for that) and then a write-up of the fit for the team. Also, most will include a picture of the player in the post.
