Draft Process: Are You In Favor Of A Change?

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Post by Gordon Gekko » Wed Oct 26, 2005 6:56 am

Originally posted by UFS:
quote:Originally posted by Gordon Gekko:
i know for a fact that some people have many MB monikers. How many do you have? :cool: [/QUOTE]how many 'yes' votes are there
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Post by esorob » Wed Oct 26, 2005 7:14 am

I maybe one of the few who say if its not broke, dont fix it.

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Post by Gordon Gekko » Wed Oct 26, 2005 7:23 am

Originally posted by Rob June:
I maybe one of the few who say if its not broke, dont fix it. the world was fine without tv's and mircowaves, but i bet you use them
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Post by Greg Ambrosius » Wed Oct 26, 2005 7:34 am

Originally posted by Rob June:
I maybe one of the few who say if its not broke, dont fix it. You're not alone, Rob, you're not alone.
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Post by renman » Wed Oct 26, 2005 8:20 am

I do think most high stakes players do find it appealing to have some control over where on a draft board they will be placed.

Greg,

You brought up the derby style format. I still cannot see a "downside" to it. I know there is still some "randomness" to it in that some people still get picked for what preferred spot they are to get while others get a less preferred spot. But I would bet in almost ever league that every owner will end up with a spot in their top 50% of preferences. To me, that sends more owners into the draft with a positive or good taste in their mouth...

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Post by keith » Wed Oct 26, 2005 8:24 am

I voted No. I have to agree with Rob June, if its not broke dont try to fix it. Ive spent years as a commisioner in a local league and the first thing you learn is there is no way to satisfy everyone. The only way i vote yes if the league's survival counts on it, but i dont think does, i already have another family member who wishes to join next year.

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Post by Gordon Gekko » Wed Oct 26, 2005 8:53 am

june and liddi - curious, are you in the nffc this year?
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Post by Gordon Gekko » Wed Oct 26, 2005 8:55 am

Originally posted by renman:
You brought up the derby style format. I still cannot see a "downside" to it. I know there is still some "randomness" to it in that some people still get picked for what preferred spot they are to get while others get a less preferred spot. But I would bet in almost ever league that every owner will end up with a spot in their top 50% of preferences. To me, that sends more owners into the draft with a positive or good taste in their mouth... kentucky dufus method will NEVER pass. it has the potential to be more unfair than the current 100% random selection.
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Post by Gordon Gekko » Wed Oct 26, 2005 8:58 am

Originally posted by liddicoat:
I voted No. I have to agree with Rob June, if its not broke dont try to fix it. Ive spent years as a commisioner in a local league and the first thing you learn is there is no way to satisfy everyone. The only way i vote yes if the league's survival counts on it, but i dont think does, i already have another family member who wishes to join next year. may i ask why you aren't in favor of the BDDS system, other than "if it ain't broke, don't fix it"? if that's your only answer, that's okay too. thanks.
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Post by Bret Borg » Wed Oct 26, 2005 10:14 am

For those of you looking to change how future draft positions are determined, I've got two words to say: "GROW UP"...well, maybe a few more words..."YOU CONTROLLING WHINERS!!!" Accept your destiny!!!

I have chosen NOT to read your "sorry "a*&%#*$*" reasons why the rules should change, 'cuz there is not one good reason. True randomness is the best method and IT SHOULD STAY! Currently, it looks like a change is being supported by 60% of the voters. The time to ask this question is not after LT and Shaun go off on a TD tear. Take emotion out of it & those who are mature enough to acknowledge it, know that a random drawing is the best method. I'd bet that those wanting to change the draft order determination are LOSING this year. Don't blame your lousy team on your draft position & ask the COMMISH to change the rules. I draft in the 12th position, am not doing very well (3-4), but NOT because I drafted at 12.

GROW UP, accept the true randomness of the current rules. Changing them would be a HUGE MISTAKE!!!!

For those veterans who truly know fantasy football, know that luck has A LOT to do with the eventual winner. Just ask those who drafted A. Green, McAllister, Javon, etal. LET RANDOM DRAWINGS CONTINUE...PLEASE!!!!!!!! It is the "fairest" & best method to determine draft order.

Signed,

A Grown-up Veteran of Fantasy Football and Fan of the NFFC & its Commissioners! You're doing great!!!

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