DRAFT of key 9 pos QB, RB, 2 WR, TE, Off Line, Special Teams, Defense, & one wild card spot

NFL27616
snake draft
no salary cap, but it is expected most teams will cost close to $100 million
all players unique (only one owner gets any season of Drew Brees). Ditto for special teams, Off Lines, Defenses

total of 14 rounds of drafting. Some positions cost more than 1 pick
- your QB costs 2 picks; the current one plus your next pick.
- your RB costs 2 picks; the current one plus your next pick.
- your Defense costs 4 picks; the current one plus your next three. If you want the 1942 Bears with the first pick, you don't pick again until round 5.
So 9 players (units) get drafted over 14 rounds

The wild card could be a backup QB, RB, WR, or a kicker.

ALL OTHER SPOTS must be filled by players costing less than $2 million. So you get one great backup. Regardless of position chosen, the wild card only takes 1 pick; but if a QB, or RB, your starting QB or RB must already be on your roster.

owners to date:
1 tomhanrahan
2 PsychoWarper
3 democolson
4 Chris_PBacon
5 rjk2781
6 riverratk
7 coolmay_one
8 roadhouse19?
9 gyrene?
10 luvyablue

snake, every other round

I'll play.

well that makes me, gary2666, roadhouse, and maybe gyrene interested

I will give this a shot

so you pick rams o-line you get any rams o-line and no one else can draft any season of rams o-line?

correct
(and maybe a viable strategy, as the 3rd best O-line is the Packers 82-92 rating)

the league # is NFL27597

other interested parties include
democolson, roadhouse, bg3OG, PsychoWarper

Cool, how will we do the draft?

Anyway I guess ill start thinking up some kinda of plan/idea of who to take/when.

example draft:
label the teams A B C D ... X (24 of them)
round 1
team A drafts Tom Brady - can later choose which season to use. No one else gets Brady. This uses not only his round 1 pick, but also round 2, as QBs take 2 picks.
team B takes WR Crazy Legs
team C takes the Bears defense. This uses C's rounds 1-2-3-4
teams DEF take Peyton Manning and Chris Johnson and Aaron Rodgers, all using their round 1 and 2 picks
--- round 1 continues, on to round 2;
on the way "back", Teams FEDC have no picks. Team B takes Packers offensive line. Team A has no pick, which ends round 2.
round 3, only C is missing its pick

Hmm should make for some interesting teams as with 24 people alot of good players will end up gone.

Count me in…go Bats??

This sounds super cool! I'm in for this