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.
I just flew in from Philly, and boy are my arms tired…What’s the deal with collared greens? I mean, what sort of vegetable…WEARS A SHIRT?!?
I apologize for that. This week we have three really great matchups for you. One Intercontinental grudgematch between a coconut and a potato, a Viking vs a Bear, and a couple 0-4 teams (yea, I see you won a couple games Dave, but you’re an 0-4 team, FYF).
In this series we will take a look at IFL franchise moves so far this off-season. We will highlight the good the bad and the ugly trades from each GM in each division. How did these moves affect their rosters in the overall scheme, are they in better shape now as a result. Also we will have a little fun and give each GM a clown grade for their off-season activities so far. Our first division under the spotlight is the AFC South.
After reading through the ideas put forward regarding abolishing holdouts, I took the two that got the best feedback and created these two tables to show how it might work if integrated into our bylaws…
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