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All Pro Fantasy Football League 2015 Transactions 29-Feb-2016 07:38 PM Eastern Week 1 www.rtsports.com All Pro Fantasy Football League 2015 Transactions 29-Feb-2016 07:38 PM Eastern Week 1 Tue Jul 21 10:17 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released Coby Fleener IND TE Owner Tue Jul 21 10:17 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released Delanie Walker TEN TE Owner Tue Jul 21 10:17 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released Jarvis Landry MIA WR Owner Tue Jul 21 10:17 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released Alfred Blue HOU RB Owner Tue Jul 21 10:17 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released Brandin Cooks NOR WR Owner Tue Jul 21 10:17 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released New England Patriots NWE Defense Owner Tue Jul 21 10:17 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released Jonathan Stewart CAR RB Owner Tue Jul 21 10:17 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released Joique Bell DET RB Owner Tue Jul 21 10:38 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released Eli Manning NYG QB Owner Tue Jul 21 10:39 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released DeSean Jackson WAS WR Owner Tue Jul 21 10:39 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released Alshon Jeffery CHI WR Owner Tue Jul 21 10:54 pm ET Boom Boxes & Audio Tapes Released Matt Prater DET K Owner Tue Jul 21 10:54 pm ET Boom Boxes & Audio Tapes Released Darren Sproles PHI RB Owner Tue Jul 21 10:54 pm ET Boom Boxes & Audio Tapes Released San Francisco 49ers SFO Defense Owner Tue Jul 21 10:54 pm ET Boom Boxes & Audio Tapes Released Andrew Hawkins CLE WR Owner Tue Jul 21 10:54 pm ET Boom Boxes & Audio Tapes Released Rashad Jennings NYG RB Owner Tue Jul 21 10:54 pm ET Boom Boxes & Audio Tapes Released Jay Cutler CHI QB Owner Tue Jul 21 11:05 pm ET Boom Boxes & Audio Tapes Released Pierre Garcon WAS WR Owner Sat Jul 25 12:51 pm ET Amazing Mullets & Sweet StashesReleased Brandon McManus DEN K Commissioner Sun Jul 26 3:29 pm ET Boom Boxes & Audio Tapes Released Golden Tate DET WR Owner Sun Jul 26 3:29 pm ET Boom Boxes & Audio Tapes Released Jordan Cameron MIA TE Owner Sat Sep 5 11:56 pm ET Eagle Acquired Ty Montgomery GNB WR Owner Sat Sep 5 11:56 pm ET Eagle Released Heath Miller PIT TE Owner Sun Sep 6 1:25 am ET Queen Butterfly Acquired Leonard Hankerson BUF WR Owner Sun Sep 6 1:25 am ET Queen Butterfly Released Dwayne Bowe CLE WR Owner Sun Sep 6 8:54 pm ET Queen Butterfly Acquired Christine Michael SEA RB Owner Sun Sep 6 8:54 pm ET Queen Butterfly Released Matt Jones WAS RB Owner Mon Sep 7 12:04 am ET Eagle Acquired Jacob Tamme ATL TE Owner Mon Sep 7 12:04 am ET Eagle Released Marvin Jones CIN WR Owner Tue Sep 8 2:45 am ET Lordran Hollows Released Ladarius Green SDG TE Owner Tue Sep 8 2:45 am ET Lordran Hollows Released Garrett Graham HOU TE Owner Tue Sep 8 2:45 am ET Lordran Hollows Acquired Dan Carpenter BUF K Owner Tue Sep 8 2:45 am ET Lordran Hollows Acquired Indianapolis Colts IND Defense Owner Tue Sep 8 9:09 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released Jeff Janis GNB WR Owner Tue Sep 8 9:09 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Acquired James Jones GNB WR Owner Wed Sep 9 1:54 pm ET Lightning Bolos Released Donte Moncrief IND WR Owner Wed Sep 9 1:54 pm ET Lightning Bolos Acquired Isaiah Crowell CLE RB Owner Thu Sep 10 6:40 pm ET Eagle Acquired Steve Johnson SDG WR Commissioner Thu Sep 10 6:40 pm ET Eagle Released Ty Montgomery GNB WR Commissioner Fri Jul 31 1:37 pm ET Lightning Bolos Acquired Pink Band-Aiders Acquired Trade Le'Veon Bell, RB 2015 Draft Rnd 4 Pick 2 Sat Jul 25 12:51 pm ET Lightning Bolos Acquired Amazing Mullets & Sweet StashesAcquired Trade 2015 Draft Rnd 4 Pick 2 DeMarco Murray, RB Released: Brandon McManus, K Week 2 Wed Sep 16 11:12 pm ET Euthanize Vick Acquired Donte Moncrief IND WR Waiver Wire Wed Sep 16 11:12 pm ET Eagle Acquired Marcus Mariota TEN QB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 16 11:12 pm ET Eagle Released Teddy Bridgewater MIN QB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 16 11:12 pm ET Pink Band-Aiders Acquired Tyrod Taylor BUF QB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 16 11:12 pm ET Pink Band-Aiders Released Eli Manning NYG QB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 16 11:12 pm ET Pink Band-Aiders Acquired Ladarius Green SDG TE Waiver Wire Wed Sep 16 11:12 pm ET Pink Band-Aiders Released Owen Daniels DEN TE Waiver Wire Wed Sep 16 11:12 pm ET Queen Butterfly Acquired Karlos Williams BUF RB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 16 11:12 pm ET Queen Butterfly Released T.J. Yeldon JAC RB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 16 11:12 pm ET Lightning Bolos Acquired Heath Miller PIT TE Waiver Wire Wed Sep 16 11:12 pm ET Pink Band-Aiders Acquired Nate Washington HOU WR Waiver Wire Wed Sep 16 11:12 pm ET Pink Band-Aiders Placed on IR Breshad Perriman BAL WR Waiver Wire Wed Sep 16 11:12 pm ET Spiller Genuine Drafts Acquired Danny Woodhead SDG RB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 16 11:12 pm ET Spiller Genuine Drafts Released Alfred Blue HOU RB Waiver Wire Copyright (c) RealTime Fantasy Sports, Inc. www.rtsports.com All Pro Fantasy Football League 2015 Transactions 29-Feb-2016 07:38 PM Eastern Thu Sep 17 4:21 pm ET Eagle Acquired Darren Fells ARI TE Commissioner Thu Sep 17 4:21 pm ET Eagle Released Jacob Tamme ATL TE Commissioner Thu Sep 17 4:38 pm ET Eagle Acquired Tavon Austin STL WR Owner Thu Sep 17 4:38 pm ET Eagle Released Richard Rodgers GNB TE Owner Sat Sep 19 12:11 pm ET Eleanor Acquired DeAngelo Williams PIT RB Owner Sat Sep 19 12:11 pm ET Eleanor Released Matt Asiata MIN RB Owner Week 3 Wed Sep 23 11:14 pm ET Spiller Genuine Drafts Acquired Carolina Panthers CAR Defense Waiver Wire Wed Sep 23 11:14 pm ET Spiller Genuine Drafts Released Pittsburgh Steelers PIT Defense Waiver Wire Wed Sep 23 11:14 pm ET Amazing Mullets & Sweet StashesAcquired Crockett Gillmore BAL TE Waiver Wire Wed Sep 23 11:14 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Acquired Rishard Matthews MIA WR Waiver Wire Wed Sep 23 11:14 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released Eddie Royal CHI WR Waiver Wire Wed Sep 23 11:14 pm ET Queen Butterfly Acquired Tampa Bay Buccaneers TAM Defense Waiver Wire Wed Sep 23 11:14 pm ET Queen Butterfly Released Miami Dolphins MIA Defense Waiver Wire Wed Sep 23 11:14 pm ET Eleanor Acquired Travis Benjamin CLE WR Waiver Wire Wed Sep 23 11:14 pm ET Eleanor Released Devin Funchess CAR WR Waiver Wire Wed Sep 23 11:14 pm ET Pink Band-Aiders Acquired Dion Lewis NWE RB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 23 11:14 pm ET Pink Band-Aiders Released Bishop Sankey TEN RB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 23 11:14 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Acquired Matt Jones WAS RB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 23 11:14 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released Brandon Coleman NOR WR Waiver Wire Wed Sep 23 11:14 pm ET Eagle Acquired David Johnson ARI RB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 23 11:14 pm ET Eagle Released Tevin Coleman ATL RB Waiver Wire Thu Sep 24 4:00 am ET Eagle Released Darren Fells ARI TE Owner Thu Sep 24 4:00 am ET Eagle Acquired Richard Rodgers GNB TE Owner Thu Sep 24 4:07 am ET Eagle Released Tavon Austin STL WR Owner Thu Sep 24 4:07 am ET Eagle Acquired Marvin Jones CIN WR Owner Fri Sep 25 12:07 pm ET Lightning Bolos Acquired T.J. Yeldon JAC RB Owner Fri Sep 25 12:07 pm ET Lightning Bolos Released Devonta Freeman ATL RB Owner Fri Sep 25 10:01 pm ET Queen Butterfly Acquired Fred Jackson SEA RB Owner Fri Sep 25 10:01 pm ET Queen Butterfly Released Christine Michael SEA RB Owner Sun Sep 27 11:05 am ET Pink Band-Aiders Acquired Darrius Heyward-Bey PIT WR Owner Sun Sep 27 11:05 am ET Pink Band-Aiders Placed on IR Alshon Jeffery CHI WR Owner Sun Sep 27 12:42 pm ET Boom Boxes & Audio Tapes Acquired Nick Foles STL QB Commissioner Week 4 Tue Sep 29 11:39 am ET Pink Band-Aiders Taken off IR Alshon Jeffery CHI WR Owner Tue Sep 29 11:39 am ET Pink Band-Aiders Placed on IR Dwayne Allen IND TE Owner Wed Sep 30 11:13 pm ET Boom Boxes & Audio Tapes Acquired Ted Ginn Jr. CAR WR Waiver Wire Wed Sep 30 11:13 pm ET Boom Boxes & Audio Tapes Released Roddy White ATL WR Waiver Wire Wed Sep 30 11:13 pm ET Pink Band-Aiders Acquired Eli Manning NYG QB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 30 11:13 pm ET Pink Band-Aiders Released Ladarius Green SDG TE Waiver Wire Wed Sep 30 11:13 pm ET Eagle Acquired Tevin Coleman ATL RB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 30 11:13 pm ET Eagle Released David Johnson ARI RB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 30 11:13 pm ET Lightning Bolos Acquired Derek Carr OAK QB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 30 11:13 pm ET Lightning Bolos Released Heath Miller PIT TE Waiver Wire Wed Sep 30 11:13 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Acquired Chris Johnson ARI RB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 30 11:13 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released Matt Jones WAS RB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 30 11:13 pm ET Boom Boxes & Audio Tapes Acquired Devonta Freeman ATL RB Waiver Wire Wed Sep 30 11:13 pm ET Boom Boxes & Audio Tapes Acquired Kansas City Chiefs KAN Defense Waiver Wire Wed Sep 30 11:13 pm ET Boom Boxes & Audio Tapes Released New England Patriots NWE Defense Waiver Wire Thu Oct 1 2:52 pm ET Amazing Mullets & Sweet StashesAcquired Josh Brown NYG K Owner Thu Oct 1 2:52 pm ET Amazing Mullets & Sweet StashesReleased Cody Parkey PHI K Owner Thu Oct 1 6:39 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Acquired Rueben Randle NYG WR Owner Thu Oct 1 6:39 pm ET Bowling for Dollars Released Davante Adams GNB WR Owner Thu Oct 1 7:52 pm ET Spiller Genuine Drafts Acquired Thomas Rawls SEA RB Owner Thu Oct 1 7:52 pm ET Spiller Genuine Drafts Released Danny Woodhead SDG RB Owner Thu Oct 1 7:54 pm ET Spiller Genuine Drafts Acquired Graham Gano CAR K Owner Thu Oct 1 7:54 pm ET Spiller Genuine Drafts Released Josh Scobee PIT K Owner Thu Oct 1 8:00 pm ET Spiller Genuine Drafts Acquired Allen Hurns JAC WR Owner Thu Oct 1 8:00 pm ET Spiller Genuine Drafts Released Nelson Agholor PHI WR Owner Fri Oct 2 4:51 pm ET Spiller Genuine Drafts Released Lamar Miller MIA RB Owner Copyright (c) RealTime Fantasy Sports, Inc.
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