CBA

1. 1.Jacob Fussell & John Clark
2. 2.Thomas Williams
3. 3.Nathan Lischer
4. 4.Morgan Sowell
5. 5.John Mitchell
6. 6.Greer Smith
7. 7.Devyn Gaton
8. 8.Jonathan Hefner
9. 9.Lucas Bowden
10. 10.Holden Parker

• Jacob Fussell2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2022
• Thomas Williams2013, 2020, 2025
• Lucas Bowden2017, 2018
• Nathan LischerVoided, 2019
• Jonathan Hefner2021
• Holden Parker2024

• Deadline is the Thursday after week 10. Trades must be submitted and accepted in Sleeper before Thursday night kickoff.
• You can trade players and draft picks. You cannot trade money, goods, or services.
• Players are eligible to trade immediately after the previous season ends.
• All trades should be approved unless someone brings up collusion. To veto, 8/10 must vote to veto.
• If the commissioner already vetoed a trade and the league votes to uphold it, both sides stick to the original deal as proposed and accepted.

• Any member can ask the commissioner for a vote on anything in the league, at any time.
• The commissioner will acknowledge the request and then hold the vote in The Fucking League text thread. If a vote has been called for, he must hold it.
• Ordinary business: 6/10.
• Major changes: 7/10. A major change is anything added or amended in the Empire section, or in Sleeper’s league settings — keepers, scoring, starters, positions, ownership.
• A 5–5 deadlock is a coin flip.
• Exception: a vote to replace the commissioner. That stays 8/10.
• The league may vote on a matter once per season. If it dies, it can come back the next year.

Regions change every three years. Last update: 2025.

• Top seeds from each division get a bye in the first week of the playoffs.
• Top two from each division make it. The last two spots are wild cards: overall record, then head-to-head, then division record, then points scored.
• If both wild cards come from the same division, the division leader with the better regular-season record is paired with the wild card that has the worse record in that division.
• Playoffs start after NFL week 14. First two rounds are one game. The championship is one week, head-to-head, NFL week 17.
• Home team gets 3 extra points.

• $150 entrance fee for the 2026 season.
• Only 60% has to be in by week 1. The rest is due by week 6.
• Every game after week 6 with the full $150 still unpaid is a forfeit.
• Entry fee is negotiable at the start of each new season.
• Dues can at most double from the previous year unless the raise is unanimous.

• No requirement on how many players each owner can keep.
• If you keep the whole team, you do not have to be in the rookie draft.
• Keepers must be set no later than one hour before the rookie draft. Anyone not kept at that time is dropped to waivers.
• Failing to set keepers by that time is a fine.

16 bench spots. 4 IR spots.

Changing or adding scoring (such as 0.25 PPR) takes 7/10.

• Breaking a pre-established rule of the charter is a $50 fine at the commissioner’s discretion. No appeal.
• Pay the treasurer within one week of notice. One extra week of grace if you cannot.
• After the grace period, you forfeit the current week, the prior week, and every week after that until it is paid.

• Half the annual pot is paid out every year. The other half goes in a jackpot, paid once someone wins back-to-back.
• No trading for the previous year’s champion.

• Last year’s winner may buy out of the empire pot the following year if the team is not in contention.
• The buyout must happen by week 4.
• Buying out means opting out of the empire pot. Win the title after that and you only take the league pot for the year.
• Buyout is double the league dues.

• Every member must attend an annual league meeting once every three years. One of those three must be in Macon, GA.
• Miss three consecutive years and there is a vote to remove that owner.