This unlocks an editable copy of the roster and bylaws, for commissioners making updates.
This is a simple lock for keeping casual visitors out, not real security — the password lives in this page's own code and anyone who views the source can read it. Don't use it to protect anything sensitive.
Turn on editing, make changes directly on the page, then export a new file. Covers rosters, bylaws, the reigning champion's bio, and the Hall of Shame. Exporting is how changes are saved — nothing is written back to this page automatically.
Edit any name directly. In edit mode, use the small controls to add or remove players.
Edit article and clause text directly. Add new clauses where the league adds new rules.
Teams that missed the playoffs are seeded by season Max Points For, with ties broken by season PF. Teams that made the playoffs are seeded by the order they were eliminated — two teams knocked out in the same round are then split by Max PF, not a tiebreaker matchup.
Held at a date and time agreed by league members, usually one to two weeks after the NFL Draft.
No clock on picks. Managers are expected to pick in a timely fashion but may explore trades first. Anyone who'll be unreachable for more than 12 hours during the draft should tell the commissioner ahead of time.
Every manager gets $1,000 FAAB at the start of the league year, right after the championship game. It doesn't reset or top up again until the next league year begins.
A player can only be cut to make room for a pickup that actually improves the roster, or to fix a roster made illegal by an IR change. Cutting purely to lower your points for an upcoming matchup isn't allowed.
Trading closes once all Week 12 games have finished, and stays closed until the next league year starts.
Trades are allowed during the rookie draft, including for a pick that's currently on the clock.
There's no review period or veto system. A trade can only be challenged on suspicion of collusion, raised directly with the commissioner, who handles it case by case.
Set the lineup you believe gives you the best shot at winning that week. You can start a lower-projected player over a higher one, but not when there's a clearly better option sitting on your bench.
No starting players on a bye or listed as injured — but keep an eye on game-time decisions near kickoff. If there's genuinely no healthy alternative at the position, one such player can be started; nobody is required to pick up a replacement they don't want.
Whoever wins a division gets to rename it for the following year. Send the commissioner your proposed name — they may ask for another if it's not fit for the league.
League tradition: this is written by whoever finished last. Edit the text, then export — this same text will need to be pasted into index.html's "Reigning champion" section by hand.
This year's bio is still owed by the last-place finisher. Once it's submitted, it'll show up here.
Last-place finisher by year. Edit any entry directly.