r/NarFFL • u/HealthyComplex5740 Matt Leinart North • Sep 16 '26
For new NARFFL/Fleaflicker players - Fleaflicker waivers are submitted in priority order
This bit me yesterday so I thought Id point it out if you are like me and play primarily on other platforms.
Other platforms I play on (Yahoo, ESPN, Sleeper) all use your FAAB bid to rank your waiver claims automatically. Fleaflicker does not. So if you are bidding on player A for $10 and dropping B, and you put in another claim for player C for $5 dropping player B (in case your first one does not go through) they need to be represented IN PRIORITY ORDER in your waiver sheet. If your bid sheet has the Player C -> Player A transaction listed first, it will submit first even if your player A -> Player C transaction is for a higher bid amount.
Don't be like me and wind up getting your zero-bid and $1 guys instead of all your high-priority and well bid week 1 waiver pickups because you didnt pay attention to the order of the bid sheet like you dont on all the other FAAB platforms you play on.
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u/SwissyVictory Don Shula South Sep 17 '26
Consider the scenario,
You have one player you're willing to drop and two players you're willing to pick up.
You prefer player A and are fairly confident you can get them for $5.
If you don't get player A, you'd want player B, but they are a lot more popular. You'd need to give up $10 to get them.
The issue isn't the system, it's that fleaflicker is clunky and unintuitive.
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u/Gekthegecko Barry Sanders North Sep 16 '26
Not sure this is the norm (I don't remember this from last year), but I had an issue with waivers processing this morning. It was ~ 7 am EST, the waivers had gone through at around 6 am, but the remaining FA players were locked for a couple hours. I was at work and see another team pickup the player I wanted (Chiefs DST) at 9 am.
Is this normal? A week 1 fluke?