Section III- Scoring
A. Scoring Criteria
NFFL players score points in the following ways:
*6 points for a touchdown scored
*4 points for a touchdown pass
*1 point for
every 25 passing yards
*1 point for every 10 rushing yards
*1 point for every
10 receiving yards
*2 points for every two-point conversion scored
*1 point for
every two-point conversion pass
B. Scoring Philosophy
The NFFL does not allow any individual player to post a
negative score. The league recognizes the apparent contradiction of
including games where a player posted negative yardage as part of the keeper value
calculation yet not allowing those same players to score 'less' than zero
points in a given week. Scoring calculated in this way simply reinforces
the emphasis placed on avoiding negative weekly scores ahead of other
considerations.
In the interest of maintaining whole-number (integer) scores, the NFFL does not
recognize decimal point scoring.
Scoring is meant to reflect what happened in actual NFL games. Therefore, the
NFFL will recognize adjustments to statistics determined in the days following
the conclusion of NFL games. In order to minimize confusion, the NFFL
will recognize scoring updates and stats adjustments as posted by the host
website (currently Yahoo).
However, in the interest of maintaining the excitement of watching games unfold
live on fall weekends, the NFFL will consider adjustments to the above scoring
criteria described above in the event that scoring updates become a frequent
disruption to determining winners/losers in our weekly matchups.
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