Weberg Football League

 

Rules

 

League Type

Scoring Only

Head to Head and Total Points

Keeper League

1 Franchise Player

 

The Weberg Football League is based on NFL Player Scoring only.

 

Each Franchise MUST keep 1 player from their previous year roster.

 

A team must claim their franchise player prior to the start of the draft.

 

The Draft

Draft Method: Serpentine (1-10, 10-1)

Rounds: 26

Each franchise is required to draft 2 defensive units, 2 special team units, and 2 head coaches

 

Draft order is determined by random draw in the reverse order of the previous year’s standings.

 

The Draft order will be drawn in the presence of the commissioner with no less than 50% of the league present, prior to draft day, once all the franchise players have been declared.

 

Each franchise is allotted 2 minutes to make their selection through the first 10 rounds. For rounds 11 through 26 each team is allotted 1 minute to make their selection. If a franchise does not make their selection within the given time they will have 15 seconds immediately following the next pick to make their selection. Throughout draft day each franchise may make unlimited transactions.

 

 

 

 

 

Franchise Rosters

 

20 Position Players

 

2 Defensive Units

 

2 Special Team Units

 

2 Head Coach’s

 

Every franchise is required to have 2 defenses, 2 special teams, and 2 head coaches on their roster at all times.

 

Starting Lineup

 

1 QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, 1 TE, 1 K, 1 DE, 1 SP, 1 HC.

 

Lineups must be turned in to the commissioner, or another team owner by 11:59 am CST on Sunday. In the event you have players in games that are playing before Sunday, you must turn in those players prior to kickoff of their games.

 

Each franchise MUST be able to FILL THEIR STARING LINEUP with eligible players EVERY WEEK. If a franchise fails to have an eligible player for every spot in his starting lineup he will be fined 50 points and a transaction.

 

An ineligible player is a player on IR or on a bye week.

 

 

 

 

 

Transactions

No transactions are allowed beginning the day after the draft until the Monday before the first game, with the exception of any franchise that has lost a drafted player due to being cut or placed on injured reserve.  Normal transaction rules apply for this circumstance except it does not count as one of your allotted transactions. This transaction must be made before the first game of the season. If a cut player is picked up by any team  before he is replaced a transaction can’t be made.

 

Beginning the Monday before the first game of the season each franchise is allotted 9 transactions through week 13. NO TRANSACTIONS are allowed after the start of Sundays games week 13 with the exception of the “EMERGENCY RULE”.

 

All  transactions made between 8 am CST Monday and 10 PM CST Wednesday are subject to “clearing waivers” (conditional claims also accepted) From 8 a.m. CST Thursday morning until 11:59 a.m. CST  Sunday all players are taken on a first come first serve basis. Any player dropped from a roster may not picked up until the following week.

 

EMERGENCY RULE

If, after week 13, a franchise does not have enough eligible players to fill their staring lineup, and have not used their allotted 9 transactions, they will be permitted to make 1 free agent pick-up. Each franchise is only permitted 1 emergency move per season. 

 

An “ELIGIBLE PLAYER” is a player on any NFL roster, not on injured reserve, and not on a bye week.

 

“Clearing Waivers”

If 2 or more teams claim the same free agent between Monday and Wednesday the free agent is awarded to the franchise with the lowest potential points to date.

Conditional Claim

A franchise may make a claim on a second player, assuming he does not get his first pick.

For instance, lets say Marvin Harrison and Randy Moss are both available. A franchise can claim Randy Moss and on the condition that franchise does not get Randy, claim Marvin also. If the franchise gets it’s first choice it then loses any claims on their second choice.

Rules Committee

The rules committee is made up of 3 franchise owners. The commissioner is not eligible for the committee. On draft day each team will vote for 3 people. The top 3 vote getters will be the rules committee. The function of the rules committee is to handle any and all issues that arise when a team feels it is not being treated fairly, or disputes a decision, made by the commissioner. An  owner must submit his dispute in writing to the commissioner and the rules committee. The dispute will be forwarded to all franchise owners by the commissioner. A 2-1 vote by the rules committee will overrule the commissioner. On draft day, before the draft begins, a franchise can make a motion to vote on a new rules committee, if  seconded, there will be a new election before the draft begins. Otherwise the rules committee stays unchanged from year to year.

 

During the month of June, there will be a rules meeting to clarify existing rules and discuss future changes. Any changes will be voted upon on draft day before the draft, however if the rule change was NOT discussed and clarified at the rules meeting it will not be considered. Also, a franchise owner may not protest a rule if they did not attend the rules meeting.

 

Current Rules Committee

                                                Rick Rudicil      rrudicil@tomnaquin.com

                                                Roger Rudicil    rorudy25@hotmail.com

                                                Jan Welch         jansan2230@mchsi.com

Entry Fee

$40

Commissioner’s entry is free

Entry Fee Due by WEEK 10

 

Prize Fund

 

Total Points

1st Place  $150

2nd Place $75

3rd Place $35

Super Bowl

$40

High Week

$40

$20 for the FFLM Stats - NFL.com will be used as back up.

 

League Meetings

There will be a league meeting the 5th and 10th Sunday of the season.

                                          All franchise’s in attendance will receive 2 free transactions each day.