[UncleRemus]

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i suggest putting them either at the end, or just ahead of the playoff teams.

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not to make this harder on you

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Yeah I definitely don't envy your position, Mark, sorry this has turned into such a clusterfuck. Anyway, if it's this messed up, why don't we just completely randomize it? Or if we're going for parity, perhaps an informed and unbiased third party on here would be willing to rank the twelve teams overall rosters (taking into consideration both the present and future value of players) and we could pick from worst to first? Just a couple more ideas... Personally, I think the most fair method possible (if that's the goal) would be to use the draft order that was originally decided upon, and just use either final standings or final points to rank teams 9-12, while -- I hope this makes sense -- including the rookie draft picks in the team redraft for the two new teams, so that they can decide themselves what those picks are worth.


Edit - Though it'd be a slight pain in the balls, we could also rank teams 9-12 by looking at final rosters of those teams, calculating the fantasy points of all those team's players using the leagues format, and making the starters their best case scenario for that week...