1) There is a check box to "Hide keepers". An additional box to "Hide players drafted" would be most helpful.
2) An "Only show rookies" check box might also be helpful to many. Especially with the "QB/RB/WR/TE" selection also remaining available.
3) Kudos on having an editable textbox to override the ranking. This is quite valuable when wanting to move a player from "way down" to "way up" the list. However, is there a way to allow the VIEW of the list to remain where it is before a change to a player's ranking is made. I have noticed that some players (say rookie qbs) tend to be grouped very close to one another. If I move down to where they are and change the ranking from one to move him up, the view jumps to where I put that qb. To get the next one to be moved, I must now scroll down the list again to the same place I was. Especially on my cell phone this is most frustrating. Perhaps... instead of immediately executing the change, perhaps the changes wouldn't be made until "Apply" was clicked at the bottom?
4) A longer term item would be to allow a "personal ranking" to be tied to the user instead of (or at least alongside league settings) to the league. If someone is in several leagues, and enters to rank (let's say all the rookies) in one league, it would be nice to be able to apply this "Rookie Ranking" to all the leagues in which the person plays instead of him/her having to do the same dull task over and over for each league. So an owner could set his personal ranking (on his profile) and then on the "My leagues" page (or at least in each individual league) be presented with the option to "Import personal rankings")
I realize this gets more complicated when dealing with veterans. Some will be free agents in one league by not in others. But I think veterans could be added to the "personal" list as well. On import, if the player is not a free agent, he would simply be excluded from the import or would be imported but then hidden when the owner checks the "Hide drafted players" link that I know you fine folks are going to add. :)
I would assume (without giving it too much thought, that all rankings specified on the "personal tab" would go at the top of the list when imported. Any players not specifically listed in the personal list would be pushed down to the end of the personal list. This is where the rookie/vet issue could be most problematic, I believe.
Hello! Thank you so much for the great suggestions. We'll be sure to reference these as we look to enhance our draft rankings experience in the future.
One feature to make you aware of -- on the draft rankings page, there is a "My Rankings" feature you can use to toggle to rankings that you may have set up for another league. This would allow you to apply one set of rankings to every league or specific leagues if you are interested in that. Just be sure to hit Save at the bottom of the page if you want to keep that apply that copied set of rankings to your league.
BanicaTomMon 8/28/17 5:15 PM
1) There is a check box to "Hide keepers". An additional box to "Hide players drafted" would be most helpful.
2) An "Only show rookies" check box might also be helpful to many. Especially with the "QB/RB/WR/TE" selection also remaining available.
3) Kudos on having an editable textbox to override the ranking. This is quite valuable when wanting to move a player from "way down" to "way up" the list. However, is there a way to allow the VIEW of the list to remain where it is before a change to a player's ranking is made. I have noticed that some players (say rookie qbs) tend to be grouped very close to one another. If I move down to where they are and change the ranking from one to move him up, the view jumps to where I put that qb. To get the next one to be moved, I must now scroll down the list again to the same place I was. Especially on my cell phone this is most frustrating. Perhaps... instead of immediately executing the change, perhaps the changes wouldn't be made until "Apply" was clicked at the bottom?
4) A longer term item would be to allow a "personal ranking" to be tied to the user instead of (or at least alongside league settings) to the league. If someone is in several leagues, and enters to rank (let's say all the rookies) in one league, it would be nice to be able to apply this "Rookie Ranking" to all the leagues in which the person plays instead of him/her having to do the same dull task over and over for each league. So an owner could set his personal ranking (on his profile) and then on the "My leagues" page (or at least in each individual league) be presented with the option to "Import personal rankings")
I realize this gets more complicated when dealing with veterans. Some will be free agents in one league by not in others. But I think veterans could be added to the "personal" list as well. On import, if the player is not a free agent, he would simply be excluded from the import or would be imported but then hidden when the owner checks the "Hide drafted players" link that I know you fine folks are going to add. :)
I would assume (without giving it too much thought, that all rankings specified on the "personal tab" would go at the top of the list when imported. Any players not specifically listed in the personal list would be pushed down to the end of the personal list. This is where the rookie/vet issue could be most problematic, I believe.
FleaflickerT AdminWed 8/30/17 11:59 AM
Hello! Thank you so much for the great suggestions. We'll be sure to reference these as we look to enhance our draft rankings experience in the future.
One feature to make you aware of -- on the draft rankings page, there is a "My Rankings" feature you can use to toggle to rankings that you may have set up for another league. This would allow you to apply one set of rankings to every league or specific leagues if you are interested in that. Just be sure to hit Save at the bottom of the page if you want to keep that apply that copied set of rankings to your league.