Brandon and I are in a keeper league that got its start in the '06 season. I'm the commish, and I've been pretty happy with the system we have in place for keepers. It's relatively conservative, it's fair, and it rewards good judgment on player potential while not going so far as to slam the door shut on teams who didn't make the best keeper decisions the previous season. The system we use is after the jump, and after using it for two seasons, I feel comfortable recommending it.
But that doesn't mean I think it's necessarily the best system in the world. I'd love to try something a little more extreme - something with few limits on how many players I can keep, and how long I can keep them. That, to me, would be the epitome of the keeper league concept. Really, I'm just curious to hear about any system you've tried and liked. If you'd be so kind as to share, please do so in the comments.
But that doesn't mean I think it's necessarily the best system in the world. I'd love to try something a little more extreme - something with few limits on how many players I can keep, and how long I can keep them. That, to me, would be the epitome of the keeper league concept. Really, I'm just curious to hear about any system you've tried and liked. If you'd be so kind as to share, please do so in the comments.
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