WEL Rules Meeting 2020

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WEL Rules Meeting 2020 Quiz

Test your knowledge about the proposed rules changes and decisions made during the WEL Rules Meeting 2020. This quiz covers vital topics that were discussed, ensuring you are well-versed in the latest regulations that could affect your gameplay.

Multiple choice questions
Insight into COVID-related adjustments
Engaging format for all participants

9 Questions2 MinutesCreated by DraftingEagle42

IR Spot: There is a specific designation used by the NFL to identify players who are out because they have tested positive for COVID or have had direct contact with somebody who has tested for positive. The website is not set up for COVID-specific IR spots.

IR spots are set up for a player designated Out, but owners are expected to only use IR spots in cases where the COVID designation is used by the NFL. In other words, enforcement would be manual. If this proposal is chosen, a second vote would be used to determine the number of IR spots.

IR spots are set up for a player designated Out, with no COVID-specific restrictions. If this proposal is chosen, a second vote would be used to determine the number of IR spots.

No IR spots are allowed, but one or more bench spots are added. There are currently 7 bench spots.

No IR spots are allowed. Roster size remains the same.

Team QB: A COVID designation is particularly impactful if the player is a QB, especially because it is possible that every starting QB will be on a roster. A Team QB option would guarantee that an owner will always have a viable starter.

Team QBs are used for the 2020 season only.

No team QBs.

In the extreme case that the NFL season is truncated due to the virus, we need to decide how many games are required before the season becomes "official"?

All entries are refunded if the season ends before week 17.

All entries are refunded if the season ends before week 9.

All entries are refunded only if the season does not occur.

If the season ends before week 17 but is long enough to count, how should the winner be determined?

The winner is determined by overall record (wins, with total points as a tiebreaker).

The winner is determined by total points.

Change the Toilet bowl to have the two teams eliminated from the wild card round enter the Toilet bowl (instead of a 5th place prize). The full proposal is written out in the rules meeting e-mail.

Change the toilet bowl rules and eliminate 5th place. If this rule passes, a separate vote will take place to redistribute the $45.

Keep the toilet bowl rules the same.

Currently, the starting lineup consists of 2 RBs, 3 WRs, and 1 TE.

The starting lineup consists of 2 RBs, 3 WRs, 1 TE, and 1 Flex (RB, WR, or TE). Roster sizes increase by one.

The starting lineup consists of 2 RBs, 2 WRs, 1 TE, and 1 Flex (RB, WR, or TE). Roster sizes increase by one.

The starting lineup and roster sizes remain the same.

Due to COVID, no shirt was ever purchased for David. Additionally, nobody made any suggestions for what should be on David's T-shirt. First, should we forgo the T-shirt for last year? Second, should we continue using a T-shirt for the 12th place team?

Replace the T-shirt with another idea. If this proposal succeeds, alternative suggestions will be collected, and a vote will take place to determine the new loser "prize" and redistribution of the prize money set aside for the T-shirt.

Stop using any "prize" for the 12th place team. If this proposal succeeds, a vote will take place to determine redistribution of the prize money.

Stick with the T-shirt idea. (David and the 2020 loser will both be wearing shirts at the 2021 draft)

WEL Rules Meeting 2020

WEL Rules Meeting 2020 Quiz

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