My league decided to implement a policy whereby if you move somebody to IR, they must miss 3 games, regardless of whether they return to health before then or not. We require a minimum injury designation of OUT for someone to be put on IR.
So, for example, Austin Ekeler is OUT with a hammy injury. His manager places him on IR, meaning Ekeler must miss the next 3 games. Turns out Ekeler only misses one game and is healthy the following week.
The problem we are running into is that FleaFlicker recognizes Ekeler as an ineligible IR player in Week 2 (since he is no longer designated as OUT) and therefore prevents that team manager from adding any waivers/free agents until the IR issue is fixed (i.e., Ekeler is cut or activated).
Is there a way to turn this feature off so that teams can still make moves even if there is an ineligible player on their IR?
ntricarichiFri 9/10/21 9:46 AM
My league decided to implement a policy whereby if you move somebody to IR, they must miss 3 games, regardless of whether they return to health before then or not. We require a minimum injury designation of OUT for someone to be put on IR.
So, for example, Austin Ekeler is OUT with a hammy injury. His manager places him on IR, meaning Ekeler must miss the next 3 games. Turns out Ekeler only misses one game and is healthy the following week.
The problem we are running into is that FleaFlicker recognizes Ekeler as an ineligible IR player in Week 2 (since he is no longer designated as OUT) and therefore prevents that team manager from adding any waivers/free agents until the IR issue is fixed (i.e., Ekeler is cut or activated).
Is there a way to turn this feature off so that teams can still make moves even if there is an ineligible player on their IR?
Thanks!
Nick
ExcelmanTue 9/14/21 10:04 AM
Use a TAXI spot for this