Drop the can't cut list
Stop this stupid rule. Why am I forced to keep player that is not playing due to hold out, etc. I should decide what players to keep and get rid of. No player should be so important that you are force to keep. Only rule that has really bothered me over the years..
Rick Stephenson
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Anthony Budhar
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Please take RB Devonta Freeman off the can't cut list. He was the 47th pick in the 6th round for my draft. There should be no reason why I couldn't drop him for a free agent in an 8 player league. This rule should only apply to my first 4 picks as opposed to a list of players provided by Yahoo.
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aaron kee
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He’s not a starting RB please remove Damien Williams!!
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S Vincenz
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Your league chose to use the "no drop" list. It is not required, so take it up with whomever is running your league.
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Jim Pothast
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You should have an IR spot in your league complaining to Yahoo is pointless.
Talk to your commissioner for IR spots not Yahoo.
Bell is on the reserve did not report but is listed as Out so he can be put on IR.
You know the insurance commercial that says "I have the wrong coverage." "No I have the wrong insurance company" well maybe you are in the wrong league or have the wrong commissioner.
With the IR-Return there should be a few IR spots in every league.
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Jason King
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I agree. Yahoo experts are far from expert and for them to decide that I can’t cut a player that is underperforming while players on the waiver wire have more points is insane. Yahoo advice is suspect AT BEST. I’ve learned that the hard way. So a room full of geeks now have Dalvin Cook on the no cut list even though Dalvin says he’s not injured, he is sharing touches with another player, and he hasn’t even scored 13 points in the first two games? Who are these experts that don’t think Deshaun Jackson is a better play than Cook right now? Seriously.
Do a better job of policing the people that join. Don’t make it impossible for a person to select better players. It’s as if Yahoo experts don’t think an injury can linger or that someone doesn’t have to win the next week. It’s totally insane.