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A question about the rule against clones . . .

If a player actually played kicker or punter and also played a skill position - as was the case for numerous punters/kickers back in the day - can you roster that player twice, once at the skill position and again at either kicker or punter, or does that violate the rule against clones?
7/31/2026 7:52 AM
So, that would violate the rule against clones, correct? Just wanna make sure that I am reading your response correctly.
7/31/2026 8:44 AM
specifically no 1 player listed twice on a roster. That is the simple rule for FD.
7/31/2026 9:08 AM (edited)
Got it. Thanks for the clarification. I'm looking at possible options for a second franchise to help get us to 24 teams and get the season started.
7/31/2026 9:15 AM
Posted by Armchair on 7/31/2026 9:15:00 AM (view original):
Got it. Thanks for the clarification. I'm looking at possible options for a second franchise to help get us to 24 teams and get the season started.
Pick a bad one. I don't like when good owners pick good teams. It makes me nervous. LOL! I'm sure your Rams team will be tough to beat already.
7/31/2026 10:47 PM
Posted by Armchair on 7/31/2026 7:52:00 AM (view original):
A question about the rule against clones . . .

If a player actually played kicker or punter and also played a skill position - as was the case for numerous punters/kickers back in the day - can you roster that player twice, once at the skill position and again at either kicker or punter, or does that violate the rule against clones?
I had this dilemma with the Packers
7/31/2026 10:59 PM
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