League Constitution – WAFFL Fantasy

Section 1a: General Information
- The league will be hosted on NFL.com.
- The league will consist of 12 teams, each containing a maximum of 14 players.
Section 1b: Important Dates
- Important dates can be found on the League Calendar.

Section 2a: Fees
- The league entry fee is $60 per team per year. This fee should be paid by the date of the draft unless there is a prior arrangement with the commissioner.
Section 2b: Payouts
- 1st Place: $
- 2nd Place: $
- 3rd Place: $
- 4th Place: $
- 5th Place: $
- 6th Place: $
- Weekly High Score: $10 per week
Section 2c: Trophies
- The Winner of the Championship Bracket will receive the League Champion Trophy. The winning teams name, final record, and total points will be engraved on it for historic purposes.
- The Winner of the Consolation Bracket will be allowed to select their draft position for the following year.
- The Loser of the league will receive the “Clarice”. The losing team will be allowed to decorate the Clarice with a token, or “flair” to signify their terrible season.

The league consists of 3 division with 4 teams in each division for a total of 12 teams. Every 3rd year the teams in each division will be reset and new teams decided for each division will be drawn randomly from a “hat”. The next year for division re-alignment will be 2019.

Secion 5a: General
- Scoring consists of fractional and negative points.
- Scoring errors and corrections as per NFL.com Fantasy rules.
Section 5b: Offense
- Passing Touchdown: 6 Points
- Rushing Touchdown: 6 Points
- Receiving Touchdown: 6 Points
- Passing Yards: 1 Point per 25 Yards
- Rushing Yards: 1 Point per 10 Yards
- Receiving Yards: 1 Point per 10 Yards
- Receptions: 1 Point
- Interceptions Thrown: -2 Points
- Fumble: -1 Point
- Fumble Lost: -1 Point
- Fumble Recovered for Touchdown: 6 Points
- Two Point Conversion: 2 Points
Section 5c: Kicking
- PAT Made: 1 Point
- FG Made 0-39 Yards: 3 Points
- FG Made 40-49 Yards: 4 Points
- FG Made 50+ Yards: 6 Points
Section 5d: Defense and Special Teams
- Sack: 1 Point
- Interception: 2 Points
- Fumble Forced: 1 Point
- Fumble Recovered: 1 Point
- Safety: 4 Points
- Touchdown: 6 Points
- Blocked Kick: 4 Points
- Kickoff and Punt Return Touchdown: 6 Points
- Points Allowed 0: 10 Points
- Points Allowed 1-13: 7 Points
- Points Allowed 14-27: 4 Points
- Points Allowed 28-34: 1 Points
- Points Allowed 35+: -2 Points

The league will use a FAAB blind bid style system with each team beginning the year with $100. Players will lock at the start of their NFL teams weekly game and be released to the free agency pool on the following Wednesday morning per NFL.com Fantasy rules. During the lock period you may bid on a player using any of your available FAAB funds in an attempt to acquire the player for your team. The manager with the highest blind bid is awarded the player after the lock period. Any players who are not bid on will become free agents and be on a first come first serve basis. If a rostered player is dropped by a manager they will be put in a locked state for a period of 2+ days and be subject to the normal FAAB rules. The FAAB acquisition period will end with Week 16 of the NFL season. Any FAAB funds that a manager has at the end of the fantasy season will not rollover to the next, they will simply disappear.

Trading will be allowed during the regular season any time between the end of the draft and the trade deadline. Off-season trading is allowed starting the day after the championship up until the draft. A trade may take place between 2 or more teams and can include players, FAAB funds, and/or draft picks. If a trade involves draft picks, there must be one pick on each side of the trade. If there is not, then the lowest draft pick of the team not including one will be added to balance the trade (this is due to NFL.com Fantasy needing each team to have the same number of actual draft picks). If a player trades a future draft pick, they are responsible for the entry fee for the next season, even if they decide to leave the league. A trade will be reviewed by a commissioner and pass if it is deemed fair. If a trade does not seem fair, or if it appears that 2 teams are colluding, then the trade will not go through. If a trade does not go through, it may be appealed to the entire league and put to a vote in an attempt to pass it.

A team may designate 0-2 players of any position as a keeper for the following year. A player who was drafted in round 1 or 2 of the prior years draft is not eligible to be kept. In order for a player to be considered for keeper status, they must be on your roster at the end of the fantasy season (end of Week 16 of the NFL season). In order to keep a player, a team will give up a draft pick. Keeper cost is a draft pick that is +2 rounds higher then where the player was taken in the prior years draft. If a keeper wasn’t drafted they are set to a 10th round draft pick value. If 2 keepers are valued at the same draft pick cost, one of the keepers will incur a +1 round additional “penalty”. The player that receives this “penalty” is up to the manager to decide. Keeper value follows a player through trades and free agency. If a keeper is dropped and not on a roster by the end of the fantasy year, then their value resets. A list of keepers and values can be found here.

The draft will consist of 14 rounds, with each team satisfying the leagues roster requirements. This includes drafting a K and a DST. Current draft order may be found here.