Comments on: Anatomy of a keeper league draft http://www.ffgeekblog.com/advice/anatomy-of-a-keeper-league-draft/ Fantasy football from a geekier perspective. Player news, start/sit advice and all that good stuff, plus reviews and commentary on the technology and websites that power the world of fantasy football. Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:07:03 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Matt http://www.ffgeekblog.com/advice/anatomy-of-a-keeper-league-draft/comment-page-1/#comment-5731 Matt Fri, 29 Aug 2008 13:27:00 +0000 http://www.ffgeekblog.com/?p=386#comment-5731 Just wanted to mention why I only had two keepers... 'twas due to a MONSTER screw-up on my part. I had Michael Turner in two leagues, both of which were run on Yahoo. The other team was a redraft (non-keeper) league. Around mid-season, I decided to drop Turner in the redraft league because he didn't appear likely to have a chance to start in '07. Accidentally, I logged into the keeper league instead and dropped him from that team. Realized 30 seconds later what I had done, but it was too late, and he was obviously snapped up on waivers as soon as he cleared (just about everyone in the league put in a request). I would have been able to keep Turner with a 10th-round pick this season. My stomach turns every time I think about it. Just wanted to mention why I only had two keepers… ’twas due to a MONSTER screw-up on my part.

I had Michael Turner in two leagues, both of which were run on Yahoo. The other team was a redraft (non-keeper) league. Around mid-season, I decided to drop Turner in the redraft league because he didn’t appear likely to have a chance to start in ‘07. Accidentally, I logged into the keeper league instead and dropped him from that team. Realized 30 seconds later what I had done, but it was too late, and he was obviously snapped up on waivers as soon as he cleared (just about everyone in the league put in a request). I would have been able to keep Turner with a 10th-round pick this season. My stomach turns every time I think about it.

]]> By: Brandon http://www.ffgeekblog.com/advice/anatomy-of-a-keeper-league-draft/comment-page-1/#comment-5712 Brandon Thu, 28 Aug 2008 17:32:36 +0000 http://www.ffgeekblog.com/?p=386#comment-5712 @Will Waugh: In our league, no one drafted in the first three rounds can be a "keeper" the next season. If you click the link in my first paragraph, you can see the rest of the rules we go by. I like the way we do it, because where's the fun in the same person having LT every season? Making people keep players that they "earned" makes it a lot more fun in my opinion. @Will Waugh: In our league, no one drafted in the first three rounds can be a “keeper” the next season. If you click the link in my first paragraph, you can see the rest of the rules we go by. I like the way we do it, because where’s the fun in the same person having LT every season? Making people keep players that they “earned” makes it a lot more fun in my opinion.

]]> By: Will Waugh http://www.ffgeekblog.com/advice/anatomy-of-a-keeper-league-draft/comment-page-1/#comment-5711 Will Waugh Thu, 28 Aug 2008 17:07:33 +0000 http://www.ffgeekblog.com/?p=386#comment-5711 How was LT available in a Keeper League? Someone didn't keep him? I have a keeper league and everybody keeps 3 and dumps the rest (I have seen variations where there is only one). How was LT available in a Keeper League? Someone didn’t keep him? I have a keeper league and everybody keeps 3 and dumps the rest (I have seen variations where there is only one).

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