If a work league mate claims to have accidentally accepted a trade, should you give commissioner permission to reject trade or should you say too bad?

It’s a work league….if it’s a serious work league then yeah maybe make him deal with the consequences. If it’s a casual league, don’t let fantasy football impact your work relationships.

You can’t “accidentally” accept a trade. The app asks you to confirm essentially asking twice if you want to accept. Impossible to fat finger.

Maybe but I’m talking instant. You know if you click the wrong button and screw yourself as a manager. I’ve accidentally dropped the wrong player on a pick up and I go straight the league chat to make sure everyone knows I made a mistake and let the commissioner judge it. Part of it is players being honest and dealing with dumb mistakes. I think you lose the benefit of the doubt if you wait longer than the next 5 seconds. If you really made a mistake you would act on it immediately

The league shouldn’t have to agree on a trade that’s stupid. It’s not the leagues trade it only involves the parties trading (Obviously collusion aside). If the commissioner got a message, text, phone call as soon as that trade was “accidentally accepted” then I would honor that it was an actual mistake. Buyers remorse is not the same and should not be a legitimate excuse. I think the manager who messed up should deal with the consequence as long as no collusion was involved.

So what is the time limit in that case? Because a league mate could text them immediately that it was a dumb trade? @therealeaglefort

That is fairer. Should you be able to get a player put back on your team if you accidently dropped them based on that logic? @therealeaglefort

@indianprodigy02 pretty serious, playing for money and want the three-peat more than I want the money!

Do you think he’s being honest? And how fast did he say it was an accident? Those are the two questions that influence. I lean on the side of letting him veto, file it away as being the bigger man, and doing the right thing to people that don’t deserve it. Sucks but holding a coworkers feet to the fire doesn’t feel like the move - unless he’s just straight up lying and it’s obvious

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@lordwhipass good point!