Scoring
Point Values
Each week your team will compete against another team in your league in a head-to-head
matchup. During
a matchup, each of the players in your 'starting lineup' ('active' players) for that week will earn
points based on their actual statistics from NFL games. The charts below list the statistics and their
corresponding point values.
| Offensive Statistic | QB, WR, RB,
TE, K |
| Touchdown (Passing, Rushing or Receiving) | 6 points |
| Passing Yards | 1 point for every 25 yards |
| Rushing Yards | 1 point for every 10 yards |
| Receiving Yards | 1 point for every 10 yards |
| 2 point conversion | 2 points |
| Interception | -2 points |
| Fumble Lost | -2 points |
| Field Goal | 0-49 yards = 3 points
50+ yards = 5
points |
| Extra Point | 1 point |
| Defensive Statistic | Defense |
| Touchdown | 6 points |
| Safety | 2 points |
| Interception | 2 points |
| Fumble Recovery | 2 points |
| Sack | 1 point |
| Points Allowed | 0-6 = 8 points
7-13 = 6 points
14-20 = 4
points
21-27 = 2 points
28+ = 0 points |
| Yards Allowed | 0-49 = 12 points
50-99 = 10 points
100-149 =
8 points
150-199 = 6 points
200-249 = 4 points
250-299 = 2 points
300+ = 0 points |
Wins & Losses
For each head-to-head matchup, the team with the greater number of points will earn a Win and
the team with the lesser number a Loss. During the regular season, if two teams have the same
number of points, each team will get a Tie. During the playoffs, there are no ties, and the
team with the highest number of points scored by its 'reserve' (bench) players in that playoff game
will be the winner. If this doesn't break the tie, then the team with the higher playoff seed gets the
Win.
NOTES
- Offensive Scoring (QB, RB, WR, TE) Any offensive player will receive points for any
offensive statistics he accumulates. Scoring will be calculated according to the following example: If
a QB throws for 200 yards and 2 TDs; rushes for 20 yards and 1 TD; and has 25 yards receiving, his
point total for the week would be:
3 TDs = 18 points, 200yds Passing = 8 points, 20yds Rushing =
2 points,
25yds receiving = 2 points; or 30 total points for the week.
- Defensive / Special Team scoring Your defense is awarded points when any one of its members
generates either a TD, INT, fumble recovery, safety or sack. Your defense is also awarded points for a
kickoff or punt return that results in a TD. For instance, if your active defense is the Jets, and
Santana Moss returns a punt for a TD, you get 6 points. In the same situation, a team using Moss as an
active WR would NOT be awarded points.
- Fumbles Lost by a player on special teams or defense will lose 2 points if they turn the
ball over to the opposing team. For instance, if you have Santana Moss active at WR and he fumbles the
ball away at any time while he is on the field, your team will lose 2 points. This includes a fumble
lost while returning a punt, kick, interception (if your WR were playing defense) or while on offense
at WR.
- Defensive Points Allowed will take into account ALL the points allowed by the team as a
whole. This includes points scored against the offense (TD from an interception, safeties, etc.) and
special teams (punt return for a TD) as well as those scored against the defense.
- Defensive Touchdowns are any touchdowns scored by the defensive team. This includes fumble
returns and interception returns.
- Special Teams Touchdowns are touchdowns scored by punt returns, kickoff returns or returns
of blocked kicks or punts.
- To calculate the Total Yards Allowed, simply add the other team's Total Rushing and Total
Passing Yards gained.
- Rounding will NOT be used when calculating points from statistics. For
example, 49 yards rushing will result in 4 points, not 5.
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