There are following three openings in the Paydirt Football League, which is now in its 16th (1986) season, and will soon enter into training camp:
New England Patriots Dallas Cowboys Buffalo Bills
The Patriots present a significant challenge and are likely a rebuild project. It has salary cap issues and was winless in the 1985 season. Are you up to the challenge?
On the other hand, the Cowboys can be taken over by an astute GM and immediately compete for the playoffs. It is in the same division as the reigning 1985 PLF Super Bowl Champs Washington (Redskins).
The Bills have been a consistent playoff team and, provided you understand how to utilize the roster, there is no reason a competent GM could compete for a championship right out of the box.
The league has mostly veteran and some newer GMs, all of whom have a voice in league management. Check us out before the season gets going.
P.S. We have an active Trade Committee that ensures trades are scrutinized for fairness.
Last edited 10/11/2020 11:07 pm
Re: Openings in Paydirt Football League
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vcr5150
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10/13/2020 2:50 pm
Hey, I just submitted for the New England team.
I'm not sure I can commit to a long-term tenure, but I can jump in and try to salvage as much as possible before the Training Camp simulation. It looks like they are currently $30M over the cap, and during the next sim, this team could become a much, much more difficult project.
Re: Openings in Paydirt Football League
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jgcruz
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10/13/2020 3:29 pm
vcr5150 wrote:
Hey, I just submitted for the New England team.
I'm not sure I can commit to a long-term tenure, but I can jump in and try to salvage as much as possible before the Training Camp simulation. It looks like they are currently $30M over the cap, and during the next sim, this team could become a much, much more difficult project.
There are the following (now) TWO openings in the Paydirt Football League, which is now in its 16th (1986) season, and has just finished training camp:
Dallas Cowboys Buffalo Bills
The Cowboys can be taken over by an astute GM and immediately compete for the playoffs. It is in the same division as the reigning 1985 PLF Super Bowl Champs Washington (Redskins).
The Bills have been a consistent playoff team and, provided you understand how to utilize the roster, there is no reason a competent GM could not compete for a championship right out of the box.
The league has mostly veteran and some newer GMs, all of whom have a voice in league management. Check us out before the season gets going.
P.S. We have an active Trade Committee that ensures trades are scrutinized for fairness.
