Did 12 last season but me and little bro split 3 which helped, this season he's moving out here and our plan is to move up in stakes while lessening total teams. Like MA said though, drafting is a ton of fun so we'll see.

Think my record was 17-23 leagues. Wasn't super hard

I like the idea of fewer teams, more at stake as well. That'd probably keep my interest just as much as doing 10+ leagues.

for me, once i get to 6+ leagues then i stop being able to really know the league and make trades, which i think hurts my equity a little. thats really been the balance to me

I was in 10 last year and it seemed like a good number for me, probably going to stay around the same and up the stakes a bit. Didn't use any software or anything though, what is this FBG?

footballguys

I was in 8 and felt like 6 was probably the right number.

I hate playing more than like 1-2 fantasy league. feel like its like chaeating....I ike to just have like 1 MAYBE 2. So if my teamsucks then I got get better for the next year. I take it seriously like im a real GM so if I do like 10 Teams/Leagues then its like a waste and basically will have a good team heading for a playoff run.

I ik to have 1-2 teams and if the suck then that's on me and I must do a better job scouing/drafting for the next season.

I wanna desperately be in a Dynasty league so I can be in the same league with the same players/Owners for 10+ years and so on. And then if I wanna retire if I got a good team I can sell the franchise. Bsically like selling a team and move it (Like Rams selling STL and moving to LA LOL)

Do people do tht in Dynsaty leagues? Like if its a $50 entry fee and your like a real dynasty winning like 3 championships in a rw having the best team in the league and you no longer have the time to be a big part of the league. So you decide to sell the franchise. Do/Would people buy your team for big price, if you got a fantastic young QB /Roster so your team would be competitive for many ears to come. Could you sell the team for like 10x entry (Like $500ish?) Is that possible? I think that would be so cool LOL

And goes both ways if your team is god awful (Like the JAX Jaguars LOL) And you want to sell you team, which clearly would take like 3-5 years to rebuild would you have to sell it for like penies on the dollar basically at like $5-10 bucks? LOL??? Does this stuff go on? Or is the price set if you ant to sell your team at w.e the Entry fee is at $50?

I would think if you got a fantastic team like Luck, Leveon Bell, Jeremy Hill, Odell Beckham Jr, Antonio Brown, Gronk etc....And gonna be competitive for amny more years. I would want to sell my team if I couldn't be part of the league anymore for at least 10x the value of the entry fee. ($500) Which the new owner would make that money 10x ver by winning league championships and multiple rings throughout his tenure of being the GM/Owner.

What you think?

I think you should learn english.

if you have that team, then that means 9 other teams are gonna leave the league almost immediately

also there are a few dynasty leagues running here on 2+2, check around for any openings as we get closer to the start of the season. in general it's hard to find a dynasty league that holds up 10+ years because thats a really long time

1 or 2 leagues opens you up to far too much variance, especially if your in it to try and make some money... you drafted AP in the first round last year? welp there goes your entire year by no fault of your own...

I think its a much larger proof of skill to make the playoffs in 70-80% of your leagues when you are in 10 of them then to make it in 2 out of 2 leagues... but thats just my opinion

Agreed. This year I'm going to cap it at 5.

5 sounds like a solid number. I'm going with that.

The problem I'm gonna face is that I'm in 2 dynasty/keeper leagues, so that's 2 drafts that I don't get to do. Which means I'll probably end up at 6+ again without wanting to

I did 11 in 2013 and did fine, then I did 17 last year and it was too much. Probably will do closer to 10-11 this year. Maybe with some extra DFS stuff thrown in.

Is there an SE free league or 2, ya know for bragging rights/trash talk? If so I'd like to play this year.

Do you if I play? Do you mind if I win?

A few years ago, I did 7 or 8. Last year, I did 5. Confirmed right number.

PSA - just got an email off footballguys offering half price off a sat to the $350 FFPC for 2016 as a result of having a sub, I probably can't use it because notusa#1, but this could be of value to some people who were wondering whether to sub to fbg. would also be open to selling my coupon at face value as i'm probably not going to use it

FSTA Draft was tonight (PPR):

http://www.rtsports.com/football/dra...ootball&CONF=0

Love the Stats INC team

Got a startup dynasty draft on friday (12 teams). I am drafting 1.02. The guy drafting 1.05 wants to deal up and I am fine with it. What is a fair offer for him? I was thinking something like 1.02 for his 1.05 and 3.05. Asking way too much?

Interesting draft. Didn't expect to see Bell fall to 8 and I was very surprised by McFadden in the 2nd round.

I suck at dynasty but what about swapping the pick and asking for his rookie 1st next year? Maybe throw in you 2nd rounder next year as a sweetner.

I am new to dynastys and just finished my first startup this week actually which we included rookies in so I have no experience with rookie drafts but everything I have read suggests that the difference between each of the top 5 picks is quite large. if you are looking at receivers its probably Amari cooper with the 1.02 vs Devante Parker with 1.05, which shouldn't be too big of a difference but Amari is certainly less likely to bust and will likely produce sooner.

I don't think asking for the 3.05 is too much though I would actually ask for more than that I think and work from there. maybe ask to swap his 2 for your 4 or something like that as I think 2nd rounders in rookie drafts are far more valuable than 3rds. or as suggested earlier as for a future first.

Pretty sure porter means in the overall draft, not just this rookie draft. I think 3.5 is a lot unless you're kicking in like 5.2, but if you can get it then go for it. I'd also offer your rookie 2nd, rookie firsts end up being really important in dynasty leagues because of how much turnover there is in the NFL

ah I think you're right movieman I'm not sure why I though it was the rookie draft... if its a startup then you may be asking a bit too much because 3rd rounders are going to be quite valuable... but it depends on the format... if you're in 2qb or superflex 1.02 is infinitely more valuable than 1.05 because you are getting rodgers or luck. If its standard then I would definitely be looking to move back and accumulate mid round picks.