When submitting a trade between two teams for committee approval, please post in the following format to make things easier and speed up the process.

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Cam Newton  #1 QB
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
Ovr: 96 Height: 6'5'' Weight: 245
Age: 25   Development: Fast XP: 803 
College: Auburn
Career: 3 Year(s) Drafted : 1st Pick, 1st Round
Contract: $7.50M / 4 Years $0.00M Signing Bonus
Salary: $2.37M Years Left: 1 Cap Penalty: :$0.00M
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All you need to do is copy and paste the profile info from the player page.

**If this is too much work for you, you may instead post the player's URL link to his attributes page. If you can't take the time to use either of these 2 options, your trade could take longer than normal to be approved. (So don't bitch if your THAT GUY).  - To post a WORKING LINK, go to the player's profile. Then click on "attributes". Once you are able to see all the attributes, copy the current URL address at the top of your browser. ...( keep reading). ...

Then, come back here. If you just paste it with nothing else included, you won't be able to click on the link. In order for the website to recognize links, you must use BBC Code. It's simple though. All you need to do is the code in the front and back of the URL. All BBC Codes look like this: [abc]YOUR LINK HERE[/abc]. Obviously the code "abc" , does nothing. But if I put a real code, you wouldn't be able to SEE the code. ....

So instead of "abc", you need to put "url". Once in the front, and once in the back. However, the code in the back MUST have a " / " inside it, that way the website knows you are ending the code.

If you've done it successfully, it will look like this:
http://www.daddyleagues.com/hamleague/p … attributes

So choose whichever you feel is easier. Either copy and paste, or post a linked URL.

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