Join our free, public football game for the 2009-2010; Fun & easy format; Start office pools; Website will track and run games for you; No software requiredhttp://last2left.com/games/pro-football-2009-2010/overviewen-usFri, 10 Feb 2012 00:49:15 GMTFri, 10 Feb 2012 00:49:15 GMT Here's our alternative to time consuming Fantasy Football that feels like a second job for months and months. Introducing our new Last 2 Left Fantasy Football Players games that only take a few minutes to play and only last a weekend. Now open are: [b]The Last 2 Left Passers Game[/b]: http://www.last2left.com/whatsinplay/pro-football-passers-wk-6,-2011 [b]The Last 2 Left Rushers Game[/b]: http://www.last2left.com/whatsinplay/pro-football-rushers-wk-7,-2011 [b]The Last 2 Left Receivers Game[/b]: http://www.last2left.com/whatsinplay/pro-football-receivers-wk-8,-2011 Start or Join games now. Good luck! New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4682/tm.htmFri, 07 Oct 2011 14:09:28 GMTL2LCommissionerthreadid4682 It's football season again and time to start a super simple Last 2 Left game! Starting a pool is easy, fun and free. Or, you can join our Public game: [link=http://www.last2left.com/forums/%20http://www.last2left.com/whatsinplay/pro-football-2011-2012]Click here to join or start football games[/link] Good luck! New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4678/tm.htmTue, 06 Sep 2011 20:45:21 GMTL2LCommissionerthreadid4678 One of the concerns of the players expressed throughout the CBA negotiations is the imbalance of rookie wages versus veterans near the end of their career. I am very much in favor of a rookie wage and here's an idea for the vets. They should enact a rule that for players that have played for 9(?) or more years for one team (it doesn't need to be concurrent), a percentage or a set amount of their contract would not count against the cap. For example, 30% of their salary, not to exceed XX $s, would not count against the cap. This accomplishes a couple things: This makes a vet more cap friendly. It would decrease them getting cut in favor of cheaper talent and rewards longevity. It also rewards loyalty to a franchise and allows fan favorites to finish out their career with a team they are most associated. In this league, it is inevitable that a vet will get cut and will drift from team to team until they retire. This could eliminate some of this and restore some dignity. The only possible downside is that it could inflate an owner's real payroll. However, I think the fact that many players don't reach 10 years, diminishing skills, appeal of free agency, injuries, position needs and the final decision in the hands of the owner will keep this in check. New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4642/tm.htmThu, 24 Mar 2011 13:39:57 GMTHarleythreadid4642 I think the NFL should develop a slotted pay scale for rookies with a small guaranteed bonus upfront, based as a percentage of the base. Every rookie would get a set, 3 year contract with a 35% increase each year, the first year completely guaranteed. Anytime after the first year, a team can offer a revised, long term deal based on their performance or cut them. Basically, this keeps the insane pay rates in check, ensures that the a player gets some guaranteed money and a decent raise every year, while allowing teams to budget and project payrolls better. If scaled correctly, most rookies would play out their 3 year deal and then either get rewarded or cut, with only a small percentage requiring a new deal earlier. They literally would be playing for that second contract, which could be the biggest of their career, with real experience to be judged by. Maybe the scale starts at $5 mil for the #1 pick and ends at $500k, with and additional 15% as a guaranteed signing bonus. New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4641/tm.htmThu, 24 Mar 2011 13:37:55 GMTHarleythreadid4641 A few quick, random thoughts: [ul][*]Arizona is screwed. No Boldin and Leinart looks really bad. Better get Warner.[*]Favre is back. Yawn. No way he duplicates last year.[*]Eagles' Kolb is the real deal. Great long shot for the SB.[*]Jets, Jets, Jets???? They have a shot.[*]Ravens think they have an offense now. Can Ray Ray still dance or is he in wheel chair now?[*]Leftwich can hand off just as well as Big Jen. Steelers still a contender.[*]F Dallas.[*]Could Denver trade Orton to a team that will stop trying to replace him (See other Purdue QB - Brees) [*]Longshots to watch: Miami, Atlanta, Philadelphia, San Fran. [/ul]New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4558/tm.htmThu, 26 Aug 2010 08:38:24 GMTKingGeorgethreadid4558 All these two punks do is run their mouths as if they've already won the Super Bowl. When my Pats roll them in week 1 they'll be exposed for the chumps that they are.New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4557/tm.htmThu, 26 Aug 2010 08:29:49 GMTKingGeorgethreadid4557 Here's a few power rankings I found for the upcoming season. It's all over the place. [link=http://espn.go.com/nfl/powerrankings][b]ESPN[/b][/link] [link=http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/writers/peter_king/05/16/ranking/index.html][b]SI[/b][/link] [link=http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/2010-power-rankings.htm][b]USA Today[/b][/link] [link=http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/powerRankings][b]Fox Sports[/b][/link] New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4556/tm.htmThu, 26 Aug 2010 08:26:59 GMTKingGeorgethreadid4556 [size="4"][b]Dot Holdings Launches Game Applications on Facebook® Platform[/b][/size] Dot Holdings, LLC today announced that they have launched five fantasy sports applications built on Facebook® Platform. These applications allow Facebook users worldwide to play free games and also provide U.S. users a chance to win cash prizes. These applications deliver free games for Pro Baseball, College Football, Pro Football, Pro Hockey and Pro Basketball, each based on the unique Last 2 Left format. Facebook users can create their own games for just their friends or make them accessible to all users. These games are purposely simple, require very little to play and are completely free. Each application also includes an opportunity for users to win $1,000. It’s important to note that these are not gambling applications but rather are meant for entertainment only. To see these games, visit the following corresponding links: Baseball:  [link=http://apps.facebook.com/baseball-contest/]http://apps.facebook.com/baseball-contest/[/link] Basketball:  [link=http://apps.facebook.com/basketball-contest/]http://apps.facebook.com/basketball-contest/[/link] Football:   [link=http://apps.facebook.com/pro-football-contest/]http://apps.facebook.com/pro-football-contest/[/link] College Football:  [link=http://apps.facebook.com/college-football-two/]http://apps.facebook.com/college-football-two/[/link] Hockey:  [link=http://apps.facebook.com/hockey-contest/]http://apps.facebook.com/hockey-contest/[/link] Facebook's mission is to give people the power to share and make the world more open and connected. Facebook users communicate and share information through the social graph, the network of connections and relationships between people. With more than 250 million active users, Facebook is the fourth- most trafficked website in the United States. In 2007, Facebook launched Facebook Platform to empower developers and entrepreneurs around the world make the Web more social for users. Millions of Facebook users return to the site each day, providing unparalleled distribution potential for applications and the opportunity to build a business that is highly relevant to people's lives. Dot Holdings, LLC is an internet consulting firm providing advice, strategy and planning for online ventures. The company is currently focused on the Last 2 Left, patent pending venture. For more information, visit www.Last2Left.com. # # # Facebook® is a registered trademark of Facebook Inc.   New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4498/tm.htmThu, 03 Sep 2009 13:01:05 GMTL2LCommissionerthreadid4498 I think it's just a matter games before Bills' management regrets bringing this a-hole to Buffalo. His skills are what they used to be and unfortunately his ego and attitude is.New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4433/tm.htmSun, 17 May 2009 22:34:30 GMTKingGeorgethreadid4433 What is it and why the need for it? Is it for the guys who can't find anything else and don't want to go to the Europe Football League or Arena? I am really confused on it all. I heard it will only have 4 teams what is the point? Anyone have any good information or where I can find out more about it?New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4080/tm.htmThu, 19 Mar 2009 23:42:53 GMTwildwomanthreadid4080 Neither Cutler nor Denver is talking, but Cutler's real estate agent is. He has put his 4 bedroom 7 bath house up for sale. He has not put his condo in downtown Denver up for sale as of yet, but this certainly is a tell-tale sign that he wants out, Denver wants him out or both.New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4054/tm.htmThu, 19 Mar 2009 02:04:45 GMTjophetmthreadid4054 The contract is one year at $1.5 million. I loved when he was an Eagle because he would either be hurt or fumbled. [;)]New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4053/tm.htmThu, 19 Mar 2009 01:58:44 GMTbaby22naithreadid4053 Patriots appear primed to make a deal with Panthers for Peppers The trade that sent Matt Cassel and Mike Vrabel to the Kansas City Chiefs appears to be only the first phase of some major wheeling and dealing by the New England Patriots this offseason. The second phase, NFL sources say, is likely to involve a trade that would send Carolina Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers to the Patriots in exchange for the second-round pick (34th overall) they received from the Chiefs on Feb. 28. Free-agency tracker According to league sources, the Patriots and Panthers are hoping to complete the deal at some point between the March 22-25 NFL owners meetings and the start of the draft on April 25. Peppers, on whom the Panthers have placed a franchise tag that assures him of a one-year contract worth $16.68 million, would be converted to outside linebacker in New England's 3-4 defense. The Patriots already were looking ahead to the possibility of acquiring Peppers when they shipped Cassel and Vrabel to Kansas City, NFL sources say, because they wanted to clear the salary-cap space necessary to sign Peppers to a new contract that would put him among the higher-paid defensive players in the league. After signing Cassel to a one-year, franchise-tag tender contract worth $14.65 million, New England had nearly $30 million in cap money devoted to two quarterbacks (including $14.62 million for Tom Brady). Once the Patriots were convinced that Brady would be fully recovered from the season-ending knee injury he suffered last year, they were comfortable with trading his replacement to the Chiefs and putting the wheels in motion to bolster a defense that has gotten particularly old at linebacker. Vrabel and fellow linebacker Tedy Bruschi are well into the twilight of their respective careers. NFL sources say the Panthers would welcome the chance to unload Peppers for a second-round draft pick, even though it would be well below his market value, because it would be less costly than signing a first-rounder. The Panthers already have made some belt-tightening financial moves within their front office. This, in part, could help answer the lingering question of why the Patriots were willing to take only a second-round pick for Cassel and Vrabel rather than possibly go for a higher choice as part of a three-way deal involving the Denver Broncos, who were ready to give up Jay Cutler for Cassel. Without an additional second-round pick, the Patriots might not be able to pursue Peppers. Being a Miami fan I hope it doesnt happen. [:(] New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4050/tm.htmThu, 19 Mar 2009 01:48:34 GMTjophetmthreadid4050 LB Julian Peterson from Seattle trade for DT Cory Redding and 5th round pick in the upcoming draft. New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4047/tm.htmThu, 19 Mar 2009 01:38:34 GMTbaby22naithreadid4047 How much does he have left in the tank? I personally think he would look great with that star on the side of his helmet. [:)]New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4045/tm.htmThu, 19 Mar 2009 01:29:54 GMTjophetmthreadid4045 Hellow guys,I just wonder,what do you think will happen with this league? Haslett Fassel Green Cottrell 4 decent coaches Any thoughts? Thanks. New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4041/tm.htmThu, 19 Mar 2009 01:11:42 GMTbaby22naithreadid4041 [b][b]It is said that LT will still remain with the Chargers and push the team to success. [/b] [/b]New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4039/tm.htmThu, 19 Mar 2009 01:05:23 GMTian053189threadid4039 1 yr. veteran league min of 750 k. Great move, pats adding depth to the secondary which they desperately need. Bodden is a good player.Only 1 pick last year but had 7 year before with Cleveland, not his fault he got stuck with the Detroit franchise.New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4038/tm.htmThu, 19 Mar 2009 01:00:24 GMTian053189threadid4038 We've had worse! Is this cat over his injuries? Should I start slow jacking over this rumor or has he seen his better days?New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4035/tm.htmWed, 18 Mar 2009 09:34:52 GMTjophetmthreadid4035 MIAMI BEACH, Fla. -- Miami Beach police are awaiting the toxicology report for Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte Stallworth before releasing information about his car accident that killed a pesdestrain. Police spokesman Juan Sanchez said Monday that the routine blood work hadn't made it to the lab yet. Sanchez said results are expected to be released by the end of the week. Quote from NFL.com So what do you think? I know all the results aren't back yet and I am not going to judge on what went down but,I feel for the guy. I couldn't imagine having to live with the fact of being responsible for another person's death. How do you think the league,team and Donte himself will handle the situation?New forum threadhttp://last2left.com/forums/m_4012/tm.htmMon, 16 Mar 2009 22:25:14 GMTwildwomanthreadid4012