I read somewhere in the owner's manual or forum section that FF updates injury designations for players on Wednesdays at Noon (e.g. a player is on IR on someone's roster because they were labeled as OUT last week). For this example, lets say this week, that player's injury status gets updated to Active - so they need to be removed from the IR spot on the roster.
If waivers are set to process Wednesday morning between 5-8am, and the player's injury status is still "OUT" and they're still in the IR spot - wouldn't that allow this owner to make waiver claims (and wouldn't those claims process successfully) if that player is on IR still?
Another way to phrase my overall question here is - shouldn't waiver claims process Thursday morning (between 5-8am) instead of Wednesday - to allow the injury status to update and allow owners time to move players out of the IR spot if they shouldn't be there - to ensure they can successfully make waiver claims? Or to enforce the "no claims allowed" functionality if they leave an ineligible player in their IR spot...
Sorry for the lengthy question/example - hopefully my question makes sense!
Gabe_SerraWed 9/8/21 3:02 PM
I read somewhere in the owner's manual or forum section that FF updates injury designations for players on Wednesdays at Noon (e.g. a player is on IR on someone's roster because they were labeled as OUT last week). For this example, lets say this week, that player's injury status gets updated to Active - so they need to be removed from the IR spot on the roster.
If waivers are set to process Wednesday morning between 5-8am, and the player's injury status is still "OUT" and they're still in the IR spot - wouldn't that allow this owner to make waiver claims (and wouldn't those claims process successfully) if that player is on IR still?
Another way to phrase my overall question here is - shouldn't waiver claims process Thursday morning (between 5-8am) instead of Wednesday - to allow the injury status to update and allow owners time to move players out of the IR spot if they shouldn't be there - to ensure they can successfully make waiver claims? Or to enforce the "no claims allowed" functionality if they leave an ineligible player in their IR spot...
Sorry for the lengthy question/example - hopefully my question makes sense!