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Official Rulebook 2010
VERSION 1.2
Table of Contents
I. Introduction and GLFFL Mission Statement
II. Teams, League Makeup, and GM Responsibilities
III. Rosters
IV. Contracts and Caps
V. Transactions
VI. League Schedule
VII. Scoring
I. Introduction
This is the official rulebook of GLFFL dynasty fantasy football league. It is the ultimate
authority and final word on all disputes as interpreted by GLFFL Commissioner and the
Board of Directors. All league members are expected to read it and have a firm
understanding of the rules and how the league operates. Members should also print out
a copy of this rulebook for future reference. GLFFL is a complex dynasty fantasy
football league that allows members to take the role of NFL GMs (general managers) to
take control of managing every aspect of their franchise, from drafting players and
signing them to contracts, to managing their roster and planning for free agency (FA).
GLFFL Mission Statement: To provide the most realistic professional football
management simulation on the internet!
2.5. Prizes
Cash prizes will go to the top three places. 1st place receives $400, 2nd place receives
$150, and 3rd receives $50.
2.6. GM Responsibilities
GMs are expected to remain active and engaged at all times including the offseason.
III. Rosters
3.1. Composition
Teams are to be composed of 20 roster slots. These slots may be filled by players in
any of the following positions:
QB, HB, WR, TE, K, DEF
V. Transactions
5.1. Trades
GMs may trade players at any time throughout the calendar year that trading is not
restricted. To make a trade, the trade MUST be confirmed by BOTH GMs and approved
by the league office to be official and binding.
Contract Status
Every player traded carries his contract status with him, including the current year. This
contract will be counted against the total years available to his NEW team. Any
exchange of players between teams cannot leave either team with more than 200 GLB
and 25 total years for all players. If this happens, the GLFFL Commissioner will void the
trade until such time as the affected teams can make room under the contract cap. GMs
are then free to negotiate with other teams on any players involved in the voided
transaction.
5.2 Acquiring a player via the waiver wire (In season FREE AGENCY)
GMs may place a bid on Free Agents during the waiver wire period each week during
the regular season. The team with the highest waiver priority will be awarded the player,
with their priority then resetting the following week.
5.3. Contracts
All players acquired via the waiver wire or open singing period are signed to a one year
contract.
6.2a. Tiebreakers
Tiebreaks will determined by amount of points scored throughout the regular season.
VII. Scoring
Stats and Scoring are posted on the Yahoo! Fantasy website, any GM is free to suggest
changes to the scoring by submitting a proposal to the GLFFL Commissioner for him to
review in the offseason.