ALERT: 3 more big time RFA WR closing out...

[chasmvp19]

Green, Jones, and Hopkins about an hour from closing out on bids...

So exciting...can't wait to see who matches and who declines...

Team building at its finest...

[Preds]

Originally Posted by chasmvp19

Green, Jones, and Hopkins about an hour from closing out on bids...

So exciting...can't wait to see who matches and who declines...

Team building at its finest...

Still another day to go on them. Friday/Saturday bids are 72 hours, not 48.

[chasmvp19]

Ahhh...I thought RFA are straight 48...in season UFA get the extra time...

[chasmvp19]

RULE 8a:

All RFA bids must start at or above the RFA tender price. The team tendering the contract will always have right of 1st refusal to match any winning bid, therefore they should stay out of the bidding process entirely. If a player is not bid on before the close of the RFA period then the originating team gets him at the tender price. Teams CANNOT bid on their own RFA's.

RFA's will be considered SOLD if a bid survives 48 hours without being increased.

Once a RFA bid is won by another franchise, the original team tendering the RFA contract will have three 3 days (72 hours) to match that offer. If the tendering team declines to match, they will receive a compensatory pick based on the following chart:

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The Match/Decline part is 72 hours...the offseason UFA and inseason FA give extra time on Fri/Sat bids...

UNLESS there was a rules change/update I missed...could happen...

[A Zombie Pirate I Be]

This is also covered in the thread "RFA Bidding... PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING BIDS". There was a question in the thread the addressed the 48hr clock and was indicated that the 72hr clock does not apply during RFA.

[Preds]

Originally Posted by chasmvp19

RULE 8a:

All RFA bids must start at or above the RFA tender price. The team tendering the contract will always have right of 1st refusal to match any winning bid, therefore they should stay out of the bidding process entirely. If a player is not bid on before the close of the RFA period then the originating team gets him at the tender price. Teams CANNOT bid on their own RFA's.

RFA's will be considered SOLD if a bid survives 48 hours without being increased.

Once a RFA bid is won by another franchise, the original team tendering the RFA contract will have three 3 days (72 hours) to match that offer. If the tendering team declines to match, they will receive a compensatory pick based on the following chart:

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The Match/Decline part is 72 hours...the offseason UFA and inseason FA give extra time on Fri/Sat bids...

UNLESS there was a rules change/update I missed...could happen...

Clearly I'm getting forgetful now that I'm in my 50's! I can't keep any of the deadlines straight in my head!

[chasmvp19]

Might we see some strategery on pending match/declines??? Who blinks 1st may just determine the moves on all 3 players/owners...

The tension builds...

We still have other players with bids waiting to see what happens here...their fate may rise or fall with critical decisions made...

man this is tense...

[Preds]

We're just watching from the sidelines enjoying some , I believe the Preds 2019 RFA bids are all done for the season, never know, but indications from the Front Office seem to indicate as much.

#allthatsaiditssohardnottokeepErtzinplay!

[chasmvp19]

Well...Zach-gate may officially be over...there is plenty of love being shown his way...

Bee keeping Z-man alive a few more days...

Can Roosters afford to keep him now...can anyone afford to buy him now...whew...