Lucky it is .04 because that is the decimal form of 4 percent which is the total adjustment of your QB's completion percentage.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/1736 ... esignation

I think we are about to see a lot more questionable players on the injured lists.

Why was there never a BFFL? I was saving that for popular football bloggers league, getting one site that covers each team involved doing an off-season their way compared to what the real team does (we would have drafted this guy instead of who the NFL team really did, and seeing how their blog cho...

Why was there never a BFFL?

soonertf wrote:I disagree. I think we let the voting speak for itself. Personally I would rather see both increase, that way you don't see ridiculous cheap contracts after player is traded. It just not realistic to real life, which is what we should be shooting for here.

Agree.

I don't like the idea of teams being able to lock up a player for another year with a restructure.

I will volunteer to do anything that is needed. I almost always have a few free hours each day on a computer. So I am available almost every day just let me know what you need.

Ah ok thanks for the response. I just didn't know if it was supposed to do that or not.

Makes sense for both things to happen.

Michael Campanaro is on IR in real life and is not on my depth chart but he caught 2 passes returned a kick and ran the ball once. The second is that Cam Newton's target completions percentage went up throughout the game. Last pass of the 1st Half 0:56 | 2 and 10 @ 31 (31)... Cam Newton (9-for-17 12...

I would suggest not trying to rush the draft. I know their are a lot of guys on here that love the draft. That is one of the best features here. Why are we trying to rush it? In baseball we do 5 picks a day during the Offseason. It would also help with trading during the draft. Several times I was i...