Fantasy Football Scoring Rules
For simplicity, most of our games use identical scoring. Every time your player performs a fantasy-worthy play on the field, you
are awarded points ... or, for less favorable plays, deducted points. The points for each starter are added up and, if your team scores
more points over the weekend than your opponent, you win the game!
These scoring rules are for point-per-reception (PPR) leagues. DataForce also offers a few point-per-first-down (PPFD) leagues and a few TE Premium leagues.
Offensive Player Scoring
| Passing Touchdown | 4 |
| Rushing or Receiving Touchdown | 6 |
| Thrown Interception | -1 |
| Offensive Fumble Lost | -1 |
| Reception | 1 |
| Rushing or Receiving Yard Gained | .1 (1 pt for 10 yds) |
| Passing Yard Gained | .05 (1 pt for 20 yds) |
| Passing, Rushing or Receiving 2-Point Conversion | 2 |
| Punt or Kickoff Return Touchdown | 6 |
Place Kicker Scoring
| Extra Point Made | 1 |
| Field Goal Made | 3 plus .1 per yard over 39 |
Defense & Special Teams Scoring
| Defensive or Special Teams Touchdown | 6 |
| Turnover Caused (interception or fumble recovery) | 2 |
| Blocked Punt or Kick | 1 |
| Quarterback Sack | 1 |
| Safety | 2 |
| Each Point Scored by Opposing Team | -.3 pts |
| Starting Points | 10* |
* Defense & Special Teams begin each game with 10 points, and can go downward as well as upward as the opposing team scores points against them.
