on yahoo fantasy football how do you add a player that is not on the free agent list but on active NFL roster?
826102
claim them from waivers and wait until the waiver is up.
436631
If it is in yahoo, you cant. Do not trade away all of your players, it ruins the league.
723635
All Yahoo! Fantasy teams are connected to the the Yahoo! ID.  There is no tool available to change the ID to a new manager.  The reason is that it would be an admistration nightmare for Yahoo! to keep order in the leagues
899031
u sure its not in yahoo fantasy? I dont think yahoo can just delete your team i violated like 100 yahoo codes one year and all they did was lock my postings
778915
Your league is set to weekly rosters. You must pick players that will perform the best over the entire week instead of just one day.
1074002
Depends on if this is an online Free league or a "live" leagues with friends.\n\nKeeper leagues are designed for the same group of owners to compete year after year, and different criteria can be set for keeping specific players.  Such as number of years the same player can be kept, or the ability to keep players based on the round they were originally drafted in.\n\nOnline/Free leagues usually don't offer options of running Keeper Leagues, as the teams rotate in and out year after year.  So it is not recommended to do free keeper leagues.\n\nLive leagues, where you and a bunch of people you know that will play on year after year need to get together and set the rules for what keepers you want to start off with.  Even if you are running your league online using a league manager, they will give you the option to set the rosters, so you have do your draft live and keep everything straight that way.\n\nIf you have an existing league that you want to convert to a keeper league, I would suggest that you do only allow 3-4 players to be kept by any one team and then setting a 3 year max on any player.  Hence someone could only keep L. Thompson for 3 total years (2 times keeping).  \n\nAlso set it up that what ever round they drafted that player in, they lose that draft pick in the next draft.  Hence LT would cost them a first round pick, but if they wanted to keep a someone like Todd Heap who was drafted later (6th or 7th round) then that is pick they would lose that pick.  This puts an emphasis on sleepers in your draft, and makes those last few picks very important.  All non-drafted free-agents would be considered a last round pick and they would lose that pick.  Hence Larry Johnson (RB KC) would be a perfect keeper, as he was probably drafted late or was undrafted in your league and was picked up on the WW last year.  \n\nKeeper leagues are fun and add an exciting twist on your long time leagues.  I would highly suggest it.
1123975
I'm currently in 4 leagues already, and will probably play in about 25-30 total on yahoo, nfl.com, foxsports, espn, and easports. I'm very selective about the free leagues I play in, so I'll have to pass on your invite at this time.
236820
Is your fantasy league through yahoo? If so, Is your fantasy league a custom or public. If it is a custom league then you will have to have a password from whoever is the league commissioner. I'm figuring that if you have a league id that it is a custom league. If it is a public league, then just sign in under your yahoo name go to fantasy sports > baseball and you are there.
619359
In your league, there should be a link to see the all the managers in your league. Some will have their email posted, some will not. You will be able to see all of their yahoo ids though.
226627
I'm having the same problem.  I added the section, but my team isn't showing up yet.\n\nIt's because the season hasn't started yet.  Even if you have already done a draft, your league isn't considered active by the MyYahoo page.  Look for this to change in a week or two once most fantasy league drafts have happened.  It will definitely appear there before the season starts.
712439
You can play him with N/A next to his name but he won't score points for you unless he's activated by his real life team.\n\nBut then again some players without N/A next to their name don't play (DNP-Coaches Decision in NBA for example) so sometimes predicting who will play is a bit of a lottery but do your research the day before and you'll give yourself every chance of selecting the right guys to earn fantasy points for you.\n\nSo to reiterate - if he's got N/A listed next to his name - don't start him until he gets it removed - one of the big fantasy tips is to never carry too many unavailable/injured players on your roster otherwise you just won't get enough games played to make an impact on the standings.
894766
www.nfl.com/fantasy that's where i play. i tryied yahoo but it's not the same. plus it's free. hope i could hope
873129
The person with NA is no longer on a teams roster. Lately Yahoo has had some problems, so dont drop them yet.
731683
of course. Yahoo has a fantasy football league. I think its one of the most popular. I play fantasy football, hockey, baseball, basketball, all on Yahoo. All free of charge, very nicely customizable.
93055
It depends on how the league is set up.Your team can have how ever many players the comissioner makes roster spots for.
374113
If it's a Yahoo league, you can leave him on the DL as long as you want. You just can't add or drop anyone else until you take him off the DL, if he is already off the MLB DL. You can take him off the DL at any time, however-- even before his MLB team takes him off. That obviously won't do you any good, but it's your choice.
919798
I don't believe it means Not Active. Everyone in my league has the NA's after most of their players. It must be some new functionality being added or just a glitch from Yahoo.\n\nI'll bet Yahoo let's us know within the next 24 hours!