Current NSFL Champion - 2010 Minnesota Vikings Jay Reeder

List of owners for the 2010 season and actual 2010 W-L records.

	AFC				NFC
New England	14-2	Bradley Lane		Chicago	11-5	Rene Kondrat
Pittsburgh	12-4	Ron Martin		Green Bay	10-6	Ron Dickinson
Kansas City	10-6	Kurt Klein		Tampa Bay	10-6	Allan Deter
Seattle	7-9	Dennis Crowley		New York(N)	10-6	Bob Spellerberg
St Louis	5-11	Eric Duncan		Minnesota	6-10	Jay Reeder
Tennessee	4-12	Kurt Klein		Dallas	6-10	Vic Artibey
Denver	4-12	Mike Stucchi		Washington	6-10	Gary Reeder

GAMES
Games are to be played every 10 days. Usually four games per five week period.. You may play out of order until the last few games of the season. Games played will be equal to that of the current season. A schedule has already been made. The last four weeks of the season are mainly conference games. This will generate some playoff excitement at the end of the year. Two games against each team in your conference. Four games against the other conference weighted by the actual W-L record of the actual season.

Playoffs
First place in each conference gets a bye. Next two highest records are wild card teams and play each other.  The winner plays the team with best record of the same conference. We will use a modified NFL tiebreaker system. If only TWO teams tie for the last wildcard the tiebreaker will be as follows. Head to head record, then record in conference. If still tied there will be a playoff game for the last spot.

OWNERSHIP
Stock Teams - Continuous ownership. The team stays with the owner each year. This team is designated the “franchise
team”. The owner MUST play that team every year the owner and the team is available. (exception is the waiver team rule - see below)  The NSFL wants to promote continuous team ownership and discourage team hopping.

Waiver Rule - An owner may claim another owners franchise team as his waiver team. If that team then becomes available the owner with the earliest claim date MUST take the team. This team now becomes the “franchise team”. If the option for electing a waiver team is used it is a one time choice and cannot be changed. If an owner ends up with a waiver team that owner is not entitled to another waiver team ever.

examples:
Joe has Dallas as his franchise team
Sonny has Miami as his franchise team Dallas as his waiver team 11/2/01
Billy has Tampa Bay as his franchise team Dallas as his waiver team 11/22/01
Doug has Green Bay as his franchise team San Diego as his waiver team 11/2/01
Mark has San Diego as his franchise team

Joe quits.
Based on an earlier waiver team date Sonny gets Dallas, which becomes his franchise team. Sonny no longer is entitled to a waiver team EVER. Miami goes back into the team pool and may be picked up by new owners as a franchise team.

Main reason for waiver rule:
If someone wants to join the league but their favorite team is not available at that time this gives that person a chance to get their favorite team down the road. This is a one-time shot.
 
 

QB Pass Attempt Limits:
less than 25% of teams carded QB atts- 1st Quarter or Second Quarter only
25% to 50% of teams carded QB atts- 1st Half only
greater than 50% of teams carded QB atts- no limit
adjust +/- 2% for each win over/under 8 wins
example- a team with 6 wins
the percentages are, less than <21%, 21% to 46%, >46% and up

2010 backup QBs
Dallas Romo - 1st half only, McGee 1st Quarter only
Minnesota - T Jack 1st or 2nd Quarter only, Webb 1st or 2nd Quarter only
Pittsburgh - Dixon 1st or 2nd Quarter only, Batch 1st or 2nd Quarter only,
Seattle - Whitehurst 1st quarter only
Tenneese - Young 1st half only, Smith 1st Quarter only,
Washington - Grossman 1st half only

2010 RB limits
Seattle Robinson 3 carry limit none inside the 10 unless Forsett and Lynch are both fatigued
 

******Special thanks to Nobis for his statkeeper******