Due to the length of the Rule Book, I have only included the scoring system on this page. If you would like to view the entire Rule Book, please click the link below.

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SCORING – OFFENSE

• Touchdown (Passing) – 4 Points
• Interception Thrown – (-2 Points)
• Touchdown (Rushing) – 6 Points
• Touchdown (Receiving) – 6 Points
• 2-point Conversion – 2 Points (Rushing, Passing, or Receiving)
• Reception – 1 Point for each pass caught
• Rushing Attempts - .25 for each
• Pass Completions - .25 for each
• Yardage (Passing) - .05 Points for each yard gained passing
• Yardage (Rushing) - .10 Points for each yard gained rushing
• Yardage (Receiving) - .10 Points for each yard gained receiving

  Offensive Bonuses

  • 5 points for each 100 yards rushing/receiving
  • 5 points for each 300 yards passing.

SCORING – KICKERS

• Field Goal – 3 Points
• Bonus – 5 Points for each field goal of 50 or more yards
• PAT (Extra Point) – 1 Point

SCORING – DEFENSE/SPECIAL TEAMS

• Touchdown – 6 Points
• Safety – 2 Points
• Interception – 2 Points
• Fumble Recovered – 1 Point
• Sack – 1 Point

  Bonuses (Defense/Special Teams)

  • Fewer than 100 net yards allowed = 10 Points
    • 100 – 199 net yards allowed = 5 Points
    • 200 – 299 net yards allowed = 3 Points
    • 300 – 350 net yards allowed = 1 Point
  • Shutout = 10 Points
    • 2 – 7 points allowed = 7 Points
    • 8 – 14 points allowed = 5 Points
    • 15 – 17 points allowed = 2 Points

Note: Players who return kick-off’s or punt returns will score points for the owner of that Defense and for the owner who has him as a receiver or running back (Providing they started him that week.)

Points scored when your defense is not on the field, do not count against your defense. Note: Defense is inclusive of Special Teams. For instance, if you have Dallas as your defense, and Troy has a pass intercepted and returned for a TD, it doesn’t count against you because the Dallas Defense was not on the field.
Please try and contact your opponent to exchange line-ups before each game. Sundays are a lot more fun when you know which players your opponent is playing that day. We also recommend that you keep up with your own score each week. If you feel that the Commissioner has made a mistake in your scoring, you have until 11:00 a.m. Sunday to contest your score for that week. The Commissioner will then re-check your score and make a final determination. The official source for stats will be the Elias Sports Bureau (ESPN.com).