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Originally Posted by cdcox
Player availability for the playoffs is determined as follows:
1. If a player was available during the last week of the NFL season, they are available for the playoffs.
2. If the player was placed on injured reserved during the regular season, they are out for the playoffs.
3. If they were suspended for the last game of the season, but their suspension was lifted before the playoffs by the commissioner, they will be available fo the playoffs.
4. If they were out due to injury on the last week of the season, but still on the active roster of he NFL team (not on IR), there is a probability that they can come back each week of the post season. The results of these injury return simulations for the post season are already shown in the database.
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Suggestion/request:
If a player actually played in a playoff game, he should be available for it. A player could easily be held out of a week 17 game with an 'injury' when he's really just being rested.
A minor tweak that a guy would have probably played through in week 17 if there wasn't a playoff game on the line could suddenly have him sidelined for a Sandbox playoff game when we know he was healthy enough to play in the real playoffs (because he did in real life)
EDIT: It looks like this already happens based on a quick review of the availability list...
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Last edited by DJ's left nut; 07-01-2013 at 09:54 AM..
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