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Team owners are responsible for choosing a starting lineup each week of the fantasy season. When viewing the roster of a team that you own, you can start or bench players. For example, to swap a different starter into the QB position, first bench (one of) your current QB(s) to free up a spot. Then you may switch the status of any quarterback to QB, making that player a starter. |
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You may not change the start/bench status of a player once that player's game for a particular week has started. So if Peyton Manning has a game on Sunday at 8 PM, you can change his start/bench status any time before 8 PM. To be safe, make sure that you make the change at least 5 minutes before the game kicks off (our server's clock may differ slightly from yours). |
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Roster Legality
Leagues can specify maximum, minimum, and starting requirements at each position. Owners will never be allowed to violate a roster maximum, but it is possible to temporarily dip below the minimum requirements (e.g., when trading away more players than you receive). When you go below the minimum at a certain position, your roster is illegal. Some leagues enforce roster minimums and teams below a roster minimum will be unable to add players at other positions. |
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