There isn't an app as far as I can tell, but the site is mobile friendly enough that it doesn't seem like it will be a problem. I can't comment on in-season management per say, but I've already done some things like move around my lineup, look up players and rosters, etc from my smartphone and it works just fine. We're a new startup, and we had to tweak a few rules, but nothing major. And it's already going to make my life as commish 1000 times easier just because it will manage salaries alone. We have just made a change in how our Free Agency Auction Bidding (FAAB) Process is going to run. Overall it seems well put together, with just a few minor kinks to work out. For those of you that don’t know, I’m Kyle and I handle the tech side of things here at RSO. There are a decent amount of things you can customize though, and I'm sure they'll add more as time goes on (I'm actually compiling a list of suggestions for them as I speak). There are definitely less customizable options, but it's because they're trying to mimic the NFL as much as possible, where MFL's goal is to let you do anything imaginable, as long as you're willing to do it manually. My three main leagues are SC (two on MFL and this one) the advantage to RSO is that it's fully automated whereas MFL requires a ton of manual intervention by the commish.Īfter playing with it for a few days now, I totally agree with this. It stresses salaries, rookie wage scales, etc. It's not really a competitor to MFL because it's much more structured - it's not for regular leagues, it's for people who want to play under the RSO format. If you want to do SC it's a great alternative to MFL. Dlf_tims wrote:I'm in an experts league with guys like Bloom, Waldman, Jim Day and others on RSO.

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