IFL, the owners meeting vote is nearly upon us. And I know what a lot of you are asking: When can we trade?
Well the answer is quite simple you bastards: Once we handle the matters at hand. Below you will find the key issues that your vote will directly impact and my reason as to why i feel you should CONSIDER voting a certain way.
Continue reading don’t be a selfish prick like kyle: vote ifl
First off, a big THANK YOU to Nils to dedicating time and effort to team up and produce the series of articles again!
There is a HUGE difference in free agency this season compared to last year. The AFC had an estimated $322m in available cap space in 2017. However, this season, there’s an estimated $716m in spending money. Excluding rookies, there are approximately 1,000 free agents, seeking a roster spot in the AFC. We should see plenty of bids to go around!
Approach: We pulled the roster data on June 15th (8pm MST). Our goals were to:
This article will concentrate on the AFC East.
Continue reading 2018 IFL FREE AGENT AUCTION PREVIEW – AFC PT. 1
I give you…
The first annual tag tracker!
The league office will keep it’s ear to the ground and will be updating this page as rumors come in. STAY TUNE!
Here we are, the off-season has blown by and we’re already at opening day of the IFL’s UDFA Auction.
Since the AFC FA Auction series is complete, we wanted to finish it off by a little Q&A. Hope you all enjoyed the articles!
To start looking at our next big off season event, Nils and I teamed up to look at the free agency landscape on the AFC side. We estimate around 322m will be available for the AFC to fill some gaps in rosters and make a run at pushing Tennessee out of the Championship chair. That cash will come in handy as 1,150 free agents (excluding rookies) are looking to earn paychecks in the AFC. This article will concentrate on the AFC East. We hope you all enjoyed the series!
To start looking at our next big off season event, Nils and I teamed up to look at the free agency landscape on the AFC side. We estimate around 322m will be available for the AFC to fill some gaps in rosters and make a run at pushing Tennessee out of the Championship chair. That cash will come in handy as 1,150 free agents (excluding rookies) are looking to earn paychecks in the AFC. This article will concentrate on the AFC South.
To start looking at our next big off season event, Nils and I teamed up to look at the free agency landscape on the AFC side. We estimate around 322m will be available for the AFC to fill some gaps in rosters and make a run at pushing Tennessee out of the Championship chair. That cash will come in handy as 1,150 free agents (excluding rookies) are looking to earn paychecks in the AFC. This article will concentrate on the AFC West.
To start looking at our next big off season event, Nils and I teamed up to look at the free agency landscape on the AFC side. We estimate around 322m will be available for the AFC to fill some gaps in rosters and make a run at pushing Tennessee out of the Championship chair. That cash will come in handy as 1,150 free agents (excluding rookies) are looking to earn paychecks in the AFC. This article will concentrate on the AFC North.
June 11th at 2pm EST – I hope you are ready for another IFL auction! This will be the last league event of this off-season. Then, we’ll be waiting for training camps to start around the nation. [I know it will be a sad day when this event is complete, but it means we’re that much closer to the start of the NFL season!]
Well Gents, the UDFA auction has closed. For the 21 of us who participated, I hope you had fun and enjoyed the smaller auction! To me, and a few others that I have spoken with, the UDFA auction presented an opportunity to acquire talent with little to no risk. What’s not to like about that? For the 11 GMs who didn’t even make a bid, what was the reasoning? Lack of money? Didn’t believe there was talent left over? Didn’t want to worry about making cuts? For whatever the reason, I hope we increase the participants next year!
Written by: Jai and Josh.0 | 09 April 2016
Here is how the NFC spent their money on the defensive side. As stated in the first article, the goal of this was to recap and highlight what we observed from the results on the inaugural IFL auction. However, instead of looking at it team by team, we wanted to look at how money was spent at each position in the conference. Enjoy!
Continue reading IFL NFC – Recapping how Money was Spent on Defense
