Let the games begin yet again...
Simply having a lot of money in-game seems to have gone out of fashion this off-season. The new trend revolves around spending ridiculous transfer fees in an act of one-upmanship. Because everyone knows that the more expensive the transfer fee, the better the player is overall and as such, he or she who spends the most, wins the league.
This is of course, false.
To be fair, transfer fees these days aren't so much dictated by raw skills as they are by salary efficiency. But one does have to wonder if it's truly efficient spending 2 million dollars to save 1 million. Or if it's even remotely efficient to put so much effort into improving your regular season record when it's the play-offs that count. Learned opinion remains divided.
Weekly salary wise it looks to be a wide-open league this season, with the top eight teams separated by a mere 115k in weekly salaries, and no one team blatantly tanking at the moment, though the Wild Turkeys appear to be heading that way with their top four players on the market right now. One has to expect a closely contested season, with GDP potentially playing an important role if a clear frontrunner does not emerge early on...
tl;dr version: good luck, and big balls.
Last edited by Jay (OTT) at 7/11/2014 9:07:47 AM