4QB

[Casey Civiello]

Tyler had four quarterbacks on his roster as of this Sunday at 12:29pm, effectively preventing me from adding one of these guys:

Marcus Mariota (TEN)

Philip Rivers (SD)

Landry Jones (PIT)

Josh McCown (CLE)

What is the punishment?

[Tyler Steed]

I had 3 quarterbacks from 3 different teams at the start of the games at 1 P.M. on Sunday. You would not have had the opportunity to pick up McCown anyways under the new waiver wire rules. 

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[Casey Civiello]

So you admit to having 4 quarterbacks on your roster at the same time?

[Tyler Steed]

I had 3 quarterbacks at the start of the games on Sunday when the rule is  strictly enforced. I did for 2 minutes have 4 quarterbacks on my team, but in years past, the commissioner has given notice and a deadline to drop their 4th quarterback. I came back within the rules within a timely manner. 

Your overall complaint is not valid since like I said McCown entered the waiver wire.

I think your overall attitude towards this stems from the fact you made a shit trade for Brian Hoyer and now you must consider using the #1 waiver on T.J. Yates. 

[Casey Civiello]

I didn't know there were varying degrees of breaking the rules. Seems pretty black and white to me. You cheated and you admitted it. Let's dish out punishment and put it behind us.

You had 4 QBs on your roster, thereby limiting the opportunity for others to add one such QB. What did or did not happen after you broke the rules is irrelevant. The "yes, I murdered the guy, but he was going to die eventually anyway!" argument is baseless.

I regret nothing with respect to the Hoyer trade. I have Hasselbeck until Luck returns, so I do not need T.J. Yates.

A lot of red herrings, Tyler. You cockroach.

[Tyler Steed]

Of course there are varying degrees of breaking of the rules. I think what Tom did this year versus what I did is definitely not the same case. 

And of course what I did after is completely relevant in this matter of the rules. Discounting people's actions after breaking the rules (community service, AA) is rather ridiculous. 

And unless you also have a medical degree, don't be so certain on Luck's return. 

[Casey Civiello]

You act like this is a democracy where intent, remorse, and feelings matter. You belong back on a college campus in a safe space, Tyler. You don't belong in a Fuhrer-led fantasy football league. Jeremy isn't picking you up at the MV jail this time. You're going to have to take the long walk home.

In fact, I did run Mr. Luck's diagnosis by my personal, in-house doctor. She confirms that a normal human heals from this type of injury in 4-6 weeks, but that it is not unreasonable to think a professional athlete could return on the early end of that. Can't rush back from a kidney laceration for fear of an additional hit causing internal bleeding and potential death. 

Regardless, Zuco believes in Rob Chudzinski's play calling moving forward.

[Jeremy Steed]

Tyler dropped the QB, I don't see the problem.

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[Casey Civiello]

Nepotism. Nepotism to the Nth degree.

[Jeremy Steed]

dropping him two minutes earlier when he added the QB would have had the same result. 

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[Casey Civiello]

Don't piss on my head and tell me it's raining.

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I think it's time address the root problem. The new waiver wire rule, which only helps Tyler because of his inability to monitor players, precludes decent men and good managers from finding diamonds in the free agency space. 

Even facists have free agents.

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[Jeremy Steed]

What's new about it?

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[Ian Lingwood]

Todd- Go worry about your next dumpling dish.  Waivers have been good this year.

Ian M. Lingwood

(240) 505-9783 

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