Thate Osgood
08-23-2008, 09:43 PM
The CFL is one month away from it's Real Life 5th year anniversary. The league started on October 21, 2003. History (http://thecfl.net/history.html)
We are currently starting Free Agency before the 2017 season. The draft list is out, but the draft does not start until Monday.
We have two openings as of now: Seattle Thunderbirds and the Boston Red Devils.
Seattle 2017: (4-12) Has an amazing young QB going into his 4th season but has been stuck behind a former MVP, 2-time Offensive Player of the Year, and 4 time All-League 1st team QB who is entering his 16th season and probably his last. However, that is about where the good news ends for this team as they only have 3 players with future ratings of 60 or better. Those 2 QB's and an offensive guard. They need help, but have the young QB to build around, the 3rd overall pick in this upcoming draft, as well as all of their picks in rounds 2 through 7. Get a stud with the 3rd overall pick, and a starter or two with the 2.5 pick and the 3.4 pick.
Boston 2017: (11-5) Won Division Boston is going to need some help going forward. Their QB is now a free agent and is a 15 year veteran. They do not have anyone behind him at QB. They have a decent 2nd year RB and 4th year WR to build around on the offensive side of the ball. Their defensive star is a 3rd year OLB who excels against the run. This is a team that is surprisingly not deep at all for an 11-5 division winner last year. Boston also owns all of it's 7 draft picks this year, and pick 27th overall in the first round.
Of the two teams, Boston appears to be the bigger challenge as they only have 17 players under contract and their draft picks are much later in the rounds then Seattle's. There actually is some nice talent in Free Agency this year, but you need to hurry in to have a chance at any of it. Seattle can pick a stud at #3 or trade down and get more starters, they just have more options and appear to be able to make the turn around quicker then Boston.
Our league is very much a democratic, majority rules kind of place. Constitution (http://thecfl.net/constitution.html)
We encourage you to check us out, Official Site of the Continental Football League (http://thecfl.net/home.php) .
You can join up in the forum and express your interest in becoming a GM in a league where we have fun, rip on each other, and have only banned one team name in history, the "Bloodthirsty Beagles." :D
We are currently starting Free Agency before the 2017 season. The draft list is out, but the draft does not start until Monday.
We have two openings as of now: Seattle Thunderbirds and the Boston Red Devils.
Seattle 2017: (4-12) Has an amazing young QB going into his 4th season but has been stuck behind a former MVP, 2-time Offensive Player of the Year, and 4 time All-League 1st team QB who is entering his 16th season and probably his last. However, that is about where the good news ends for this team as they only have 3 players with future ratings of 60 or better. Those 2 QB's and an offensive guard. They need help, but have the young QB to build around, the 3rd overall pick in this upcoming draft, as well as all of their picks in rounds 2 through 7. Get a stud with the 3rd overall pick, and a starter or two with the 2.5 pick and the 3.4 pick.
Boston 2017: (11-5) Won Division Boston is going to need some help going forward. Their QB is now a free agent and is a 15 year veteran. They do not have anyone behind him at QB. They have a decent 2nd year RB and 4th year WR to build around on the offensive side of the ball. Their defensive star is a 3rd year OLB who excels against the run. This is a team that is surprisingly not deep at all for an 11-5 division winner last year. Boston also owns all of it's 7 draft picks this year, and pick 27th overall in the first round.
Of the two teams, Boston appears to be the bigger challenge as they only have 17 players under contract and their draft picks are much later in the rounds then Seattle's. There actually is some nice talent in Free Agency this year, but you need to hurry in to have a chance at any of it. Seattle can pick a stud at #3 or trade down and get more starters, they just have more options and appear to be able to make the turn around quicker then Boston.
Our league is very much a democratic, majority rules kind of place. Constitution (http://thecfl.net/constitution.html)
We encourage you to check us out, Official Site of the Continental Football League (http://thecfl.net/home.php) .
You can join up in the forum and express your interest in becoming a GM in a league where we have fun, rip on each other, and have only banned one team name in history, the "Bloodthirsty Beagles." :D