When league parity calls for drastic measures...

[gratefulydead3]

You're the man. You did what was best for the greater good, making your personal interests secondary (although I realize that there was some interest in it for you as well). I would love to live in a culture where that was the norm. Well done .

are you one of the 99%?

ahahaha... I get it

R.I.P. to the greatest fantasy team ever known. I think what you did was in the best interest of the league as a whole, and I commend you for that. I'm sure it was a whole lot of fun being the juggernaut but take it from a guy who's rebuilt from scraps, the climb is pretty awesome too. My sig. team started with Cutler, Forte (I drafted him as a rookie, he was the only starting rb I had on my roster), and Colston. It's been a heck of a ride, but there is still work to do.. Right now I'm 1-4

[tstafford]

This was a great thing to do in the interest of keeping the league together. Hopefully the teams that didn't participate in the supp draft understand that.

[jthirteentimes]

You're the man. You did what was best for the greater good, making your personal interests secondary (although I realize that there was some interest in it for you as well). I would love to live in a culture where that was the norm. Well done .

are you one of the 99%?

ahahaha... I get it

I don't .

[standard_variance]

You know this brings up a very interesting question......are keeper leagues better than dynasty leagues?

I ask this because it seems like by nature keeper leagues have more checks and balances built into the system to prevent huge disparities from happening long term within the league. What do you guys think?

[andrewfroboy]

If by better you mean provide more parity than yes, but if by better you mean rewards intelligence than no, I like dynasty precisely because I live and die by my own decisions (cutting Arian Foster, drafting Cam Newton)

[BradyT]

If I owned one of the other teams, I certainly wouldn´t have taken the gift. Either I try to work myself up in the league(everybody should treat it like this) or I´d step away from it, if the majority of the owners would do the same.

[meineymoe]

are you one of the 99%?

ahahaha... I get it

I don't .

Here's an excellent article: http://www.npr.org/2011/10/14/141348231 ... nt-rise-up

or google Occupy Wall Street.

[jthirteentimes]

ahahaha... I get it

I don't .

Here's an excellent article: http://www.npr.org/2011/10/14/141348231 ... nt-rise-up

or google Occupy Wall Street.

Haha, thanks. Got it. Didn't connect the dots the first time .

[MrUbuto]

wow very classy move of you, not sure I would have done that.

we used to have an owner like that but over the years people have become wary of trading with him so his team as just sort of aged and become less dominant. he's still a top team maybe even the best team but it isnt unfair anymore. also P.manning being out has really hurt him