Memphis trades HB Joseph Addai (Indy) to Wisconsin for their 6th round pick.
Wisconsin trades HB Clinton Portis (Wash) to Norfolk for OG Derrick Dockery (Wash).
Philly trades CB Ike Taylor (Pitt) and their 6th round pick to Orange County for KR Brad Smith (NYJ) and their 4th round pick.
Mashers trade their 2nd, 5th and 7th round picks to Oklahoma for K Sebastian Janikowski (Oak) and S Kerry Rhodes (NYJ).
Norfolk trades QB Ben Roethlisberger (Pitt) to Memphis for QB Tony Romo (Dal).
Bucky trades RB Fred Jackson (Buff) and their 10th round pick to Big Grove for their 2nd round pick and WR Deion Branch (Sea).
Norfolk trades DE Charles Grant (NO) and RB Clinton Portis (Wash) to Wauanakee for their 2nd and 6th round picks.
Oklahoma trades OLB Shawne Merriman (SD), ILB David Bowens (Cle) and C Jonathan Goodwin (NO) to Dagints for their 1st, 2nd, 6th and 7th round picks.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Friday, July 23, 2010
A few more trade announcements
Wisconsin trades their 3rd round pick to Chatham for RB Michael Bush (Oak).
Wyoming trades their 5th round pick to Chatham for RB Julius Jones (Sea).
DaGints trade SS Quentin Mikell and their 5th round pick to Wisconsin for their 1st round pick and FS Madieu Williams (Minn)
Philadelphia trades K Jason Hansen (Det) to Wisconsin for DE Charles Johnson (Car).
DaGints trade their 4th round pick and WR Greg Camarillo (Mia) to Philly for G Jake Scott (Tenn) and their 8th round pick.
Philadelphia trades WR Greg Camarillo (Mia) to Blackburn for QB Tavares Jackson (Minn)
Wyoming trades their 5th round pick to Chatham for RB Julius Jones (Sea).
DaGints trade SS Quentin Mikell and their 5th round pick to Wisconsin for their 1st round pick and FS Madieu Williams (Minn)
Philadelphia trades K Jason Hansen (Det) to Wisconsin for DE Charles Johnson (Car).
DaGints trade their 4th round pick and WR Greg Camarillo (Mia) to Philly for G Jake Scott (Tenn) and their 8th round pick.
Philadelphia trades WR Greg Camarillo (Mia) to Blackburn for QB Tavares Jackson (Minn)
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
2010 Trades Announced
Remember that trades are only official if both owners have paid their league fee!
Blackburn trades ILB Karlos Dansby (Ariz.), S LaRon Landry (Wash.) and its 4th and 12th round draft picks to Philadelphia for QB Matt Cassel (K.C.), OT Willie Colon (Pitt.) and its 1st and 10th round draft picks.
Blackburn trades their 1st round draft pick to Norfolk for DE Ty Warren (N.E.).
Norfolk trades ILB Larry Foote (Det) to Memphis for DT Marcus Stroud (Buff).
Mashers trade OG Chris Chester (Balt) and their 4th round draft pick to Madison for their 5th round pick and QB Seneca Wallace (Sea).
Ann Arbor Avengers trade QB Kyle Orton (Den) to Madison for their second round pick.
DaGints trade DE Patrick Kerney (Sea) and DT Hollis Thomas (Car) to Madison for their 3rd and 9th round picks.
Chatham trades DE Justin Smith (SF) and their 9th round pick to Philly for MLB Channing Crowder (Mia) and their 3rd round pick.
Memphis trades DE Richard Seymour (Oak) and WR Pierre Garcon (Indy) to the Mashers for CB Al Harris (GB) and DE William Hayes (Tenn).
Memphis trades QB Carson Palmer (Cincy) to Bucky for their 1st round pick.
Memphis trades DT Tank Johnson (Cincy) to Wisconsin for OT Charlie Johnson (Indy).
Memphis trades their 1st rd pick and OG Deuce Lutui (Ariz) to Seaside for G Brian Waters (KC) and their 4th rd pick.
Seaside sends LB Keith Bullock (Tenn) to Waunakee for their 1st round pick and DE Calais Campbell (Ariz)
Blackburn trades ILB Karlos Dansby (Ariz.), S LaRon Landry (Wash.) and its 4th and 12th round draft picks to Philadelphia for QB Matt Cassel (K.C.), OT Willie Colon (Pitt.) and its 1st and 10th round draft picks.
Blackburn trades their 1st round draft pick to Norfolk for DE Ty Warren (N.E.).
Norfolk trades ILB Larry Foote (Det) to Memphis for DT Marcus Stroud (Buff).
Mashers trade OG Chris Chester (Balt) and their 4th round draft pick to Madison for their 5th round pick and QB Seneca Wallace (Sea).
Ann Arbor Avengers trade QB Kyle Orton (Den) to Madison for their second round pick.
DaGints trade DE Patrick Kerney (Sea) and DT Hollis Thomas (Car) to Madison for their 3rd and 9th round picks.
Chatham trades DE Justin Smith (SF) and their 9th round pick to Philly for MLB Channing Crowder (Mia) and their 3rd round pick.
Memphis trades DE Richard Seymour (Oak) and WR Pierre Garcon (Indy) to the Mashers for CB Al Harris (GB) and DE William Hayes (Tenn).
Memphis trades QB Carson Palmer (Cincy) to Bucky for their 1st round pick.
Memphis trades DT Tank Johnson (Cincy) to Wisconsin for OT Charlie Johnson (Indy).
Memphis trades their 1st rd pick and OG Deuce Lutui (Ariz) to Seaside for G Brian Waters (KC) and their 4th rd pick.
Seaside sends LB Keith Bullock (Tenn) to Waunakee for their 1st round pick and DE Calais Campbell (Ariz)
ASFLC 2010 DRAFT ORDER
ASFLC 2010 DRAFT ORDER:
1) Norfolk
2) Big Grove
3) Wyoming
4) Tustin
5) Ann Arbor
6) New York
7) Bucky
8) Motor City
9) Oklahoma
10) Seaside
11) Philadelphia
12) Longview
13) Mercer
14) Blackburn
15) Los Angeles
16) Rochester
17) Madison
18) Chatham
19) Orange County
20) Wisconsin
21) Waunakee
22) Memphis
23) DaGints
24) Mashers
Draft orders are by records for the first 12 teams (and if a tie, then by point differential) and for playoff teams it is by order of elimination from the playoffs (and if the same, then by record).
1) Norfolk
2) Big Grove
3) Wyoming
4) Tustin
5) Ann Arbor
6) New York
7) Bucky
8) Motor City
9) Oklahoma
10) Seaside
11) Philadelphia
12) Longview
13) Mercer
14) Blackburn
15) Los Angeles
16) Rochester
17) Madison
18) Chatham
19) Orange County
20) Wisconsin
21) Waunakee
22) Memphis
23) DaGints
24) Mashers
Draft orders are by records for the first 12 teams (and if a tie, then by point differential) and for playoff teams it is by order of elimination from the playoffs (and if the same, then by record).
Draft and Free Agency
Men,
This off-season, John and I put together a small group of owners to help us with making suggestions or changes.
I approached the group on 2 major issues:
1. Our draft. Our goal was to improve our draft which obviously meant cutting it down from 18 rounds (3 weeks).
2. Free agents. How to handle free agents once draft is complete.
As a result of this, here is what the group decided:
DRAFT
Our decision was to cut the draft down from 18 rounds to 13 rounds. The first 12 rounds will be just as it has always been. Our goal will be to begin round 1 on Labor Day, Sept. 6th (unless for some odd reason strat has not gotten the game out on time!). We would draft one round a day for two weeks (excluding Sunday). Since we are only drafting 12, we decided to bump up the keeper list from 36 to 38. We felt that it was a small change and worth it in order to make our draft a more enjoyable experience. Therefore, having kept 38 + drafting 12, we are now at 50. So, we still need 4 more players to get to 54. Here is where round 13 comes in:
Round 13 will be on Monday, Sept. 20th. We will still go in the same order and each team will pick up 4 players at their designated time. So, since Norfolk has the first pick in each round...when round 13 comes, he will pick up 4 players. The second team (Big Grove) would do the same...and so on until the final team.
Couple of quick thoughts about round 13:
a. you cannot trade this round (so if you are making trades, only rounds 1-12 are tradeable)
b. because no doubt some teams will not keep all their draft picks from rounds 1-12...these teams may be short 5 or 6 players when we begin round 13. they still are only to take 4 players. it will be up to each owner to pickup however many players he is short after the draft.
c. remember, that round 13 will mostly be about each owner picking up specific position players in order to "complete roster requirements". Such as a team only having 1 center and having to have a second player on his roster who can play center. Obviously, by this time in the draft, there are very few players that even have much future potential.
Free agents
Our group also voted on whether to change how we have been handling free agency. Should we continue to allow free agents to be picked up after the draft and into the season up until the roster moves and trades deadline (which is week 6). Our group decided not to make any changes with this rule. Therefore, free agency after the draft will continue to function this year as it has in the past. This will allow for owners to pick up needed positional players after the draft and into the season if a trade is made and the roster needs to be balanced out.
This off-season, John and I put together a small group of owners to help us with making suggestions or changes.
I approached the group on 2 major issues:
1. Our draft. Our goal was to improve our draft which obviously meant cutting it down from 18 rounds (3 weeks).
2. Free agents. How to handle free agents once draft is complete.
As a result of this, here is what the group decided:
DRAFT
Our decision was to cut the draft down from 18 rounds to 13 rounds. The first 12 rounds will be just as it has always been. Our goal will be to begin round 1 on Labor Day, Sept. 6th (unless for some odd reason strat has not gotten the game out on time!). We would draft one round a day for two weeks (excluding Sunday). Since we are only drafting 12, we decided to bump up the keeper list from 36 to 38. We felt that it was a small change and worth it in order to make our draft a more enjoyable experience. Therefore, having kept 38 + drafting 12, we are now at 50. So, we still need 4 more players to get to 54. Here is where round 13 comes in:
Round 13 will be on Monday, Sept. 20th. We will still go in the same order and each team will pick up 4 players at their designated time. So, since Norfolk has the first pick in each round...when round 13 comes, he will pick up 4 players. The second team (Big Grove) would do the same...and so on until the final team.
Couple of quick thoughts about round 13:
a. you cannot trade this round (so if you are making trades, only rounds 1-12 are tradeable)
b. because no doubt some teams will not keep all their draft picks from rounds 1-12...these teams may be short 5 or 6 players when we begin round 13. they still are only to take 4 players. it will be up to each owner to pickup however many players he is short after the draft.
c. remember, that round 13 will mostly be about each owner picking up specific position players in order to "complete roster requirements". Such as a team only having 1 center and having to have a second player on his roster who can play center. Obviously, by this time in the draft, there are very few players that even have much future potential.
Free agents
Our group also voted on whether to change how we have been handling free agency. Should we continue to allow free agents to be picked up after the draft and into the season up until the roster moves and trades deadline (which is week 6). Our group decided not to make any changes with this rule. Therefore, free agency after the draft will continue to function this year as it has in the past. This will allow for owners to pick up needed positional players after the draft and into the season if a trade is made and the roster needs to be balanced out.
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