How do keeper trades work in fantasy football leagues and what are the rules around them

Keeper leagues are a variation of fantasy football in which the manager retains some players from one season to the next. Keeper trades allow managers to trade players who are eligible to be kept. The rules around keeper trades vary from league to league, but there are some general guidelines.

General Rules of Keeper Trades

Number of keepers: The number of players a manager can keep varies from 1 to 5.
Eligibility: Players who are eligible to be kept are typically those who were on the manager's roster at the end of the previous season.
Cost: The cost to keep a player varies from league to league. It could be a draft pick, a certain amount of salary cap space, or a combination of both.
Trading: Keeper trades can be made during the off-season or during the regular season. The rules for trading keepers vary from league to league.

Benefits of Keeper Trades

Continuity: Keeper trades allow managers to build a team over multiple seasons, which can lead to more success.
Strategy: Keeper trades can be used to target specific players or to fill holes in a roster.
Competition: Keeper trades can add an extra level of competition to fantasy football leagues.

Rules to Consider

Can a team trade the same player multiple times?

Only one team can hold the rights to a specific keeper at any given time.

Can a team trade a player they did not originally draft?

Yes, as long as the player meets the league's eligibility requirements.

Can a team trade a player who is on their injured reserve?

Typically not, unless the league's rules specifically allow it.

Can a team keep a player they acquired via trade?

Yes, as long as the player meets the league's eligibility requirements.

Can a team trade a future draft pick for a keeper?

Yes, but the league's rules may restrict which draft picks can be traded.

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