This is Joshua Palmer and you're listening to Roster Watch Nation.

It's your friendly neighborhood trash man.

Here to talk about what's going on in the wide world of fantasy sports football to be the NFL annual meeting is at the top

my docket this morning it's scheduled for March 30th, which would have been yesterday, to April 1st.

It's a meeting in which all the clubs will discuss several proposals for rule changes in 2025.

So in order for any of these rules to come into fruition,

any of these proposals to come into fruition,

24 or 75% of the NFL teams have to approve them.

So it's not all, but it's most.

So let's talk about some of these proposed rules

and how they might affect fantasy.

Are they good? Are they bad? Are they ugly? First off, we have overtime.

After the 2022 changes in the place, there are proposals to apply a similar format in the regular season, ensuring that both teams have possession and overtime. This responds to criticism about the advantage of the team that wins the coin toss.

So fate will be less left to chance.

You know, I always thought it was kind of an arbitrary facet of the game to have a coin toss.

You know, it's something very, there's something very Greek about it.

You know, deciding who gets the ball first.

Um, got some guys commenting on the two-ish push.

We'll address that in a second.

So there's a coin toss at the beginning of the game.

There's a coin toss at the beginning of overtime.

You would think that would suffice.

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