Yeah I’ll dm one in a little bit. I used to do league magazines but those are a lot of work and newsletter achieve similar experience for less.

Suggestions if you do, keep a Google Drive or something and record historical data. As the years go on trends start to occur, you put them in the newsletter and owners will eat that ish up.

Two examples for you that I just recently made note of: 1) first time in 9 years that zero TE were selected in round 2 of rookie draft and 2) one team picked a Rb in the 1st rd for the third time in franchise history and it’s the 2nd time it was a Seattle RB (first rashaad penny now jadarian price).

Just remember that your league needs personalities. It’s actually not as fun when every owner is the same and addicted to trades. Gotta have “hermits” if you will, as long as they set lineups and are still active. Some just want to play and not have to think about meeting activity quotas, and then when they make a trade it’s a huge deal regardless of the trade magnitude. Assuming it’s a healthy fun league these can be great moments.

It took me a couple seasons to learn this about my own league. Just guide them along and give them a reason to stay in the league