If you can point me to official documentation about how the NFL does it, I would love to see it. I have been unable to find a description of the waiver claim priority calculation.

I suppose mfn system does mirror the nfl after all. I was not completely sure how it works either but found this: https://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2014/2/3/5351372/2014-nfl-waiver-wire-how-it-works-guide

Using the previous seasons rank is EXACTLY how the NFL does it... for the whole next season. Main difference between NFL and MFN is the special rules for vested veterans. I think it makes sense here to require all players to go through the waiver wire.

Its because its a case of the rich getting richer

Booger, I have some great players that have very low trade value...guys that go above their station. I do think the current "value" of a player relative to trade value needs to be looked at.

Just my 2 cents.

this has been posted before about it = https://mfn8.myfootballnow.com/community/5/3291?page=1


from that thread =


basically the link WarEagle posted JDB uses awhile the link i posted is what it should be updated to

Just my two cents and "trade value" should be based on DEFAULT value instead of an owner's attributes weights. Owners who have learned how to "Cheat" the system have used this to their advantage. And JDB allows this to happen with a "wink, wink, nudge, nudge"

Nope, trade value is already based on the default values for this very reason.

you just need to adjust the base weights of players to give valuable players more value based on attributes that mean more. :)