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Quarterback pts:

• 1 pt every 25 yards passing
• 1 pt every 10 yards rushing
• 6 pts every touchdown scored (pass or run)
• 1 pt every passing 2pt conversion
• 2 pts every running 2pt conversion

• 1 pt every 10 yards rushing
• 1 pt every pass reception
• 1 pt every 10 yards receiving
• 6 pts every touchdown scored
• 2 pts every 2pt conversion

• 1 pt every pass reception
• 1 pt every 10 yards receiving
• 6 pts every touchdown scored
• 1 pt every 10 yds rushing
• 2 pts for 2pt conversion

• 3 pts for field goal
• 1 pt for extra point

• 1 pt for quarterback sack
• 1 pt for fumble recovery
• 2 pts for safety
• 3 pts for every interception
• 6 pts every touchdown scored
• 0-6 pts allowed: 5 pts
• 7-12 pts allowed: 3 pts
• < 225 total yards: 5 pts
• 226-275 yards: 3 pts

Note: Scoring is carried out to one decimal. For example, if a player rushes for 78 yards, he will score 7.8 points. Negative yardage is also scored. For example, if a player rushes for a negative 14 yards, he will score -1.4 points.

Note: Special teams do not account for any points, regardless if that player is in your starting line-up.

Note: In case of a tie, the game ends in a tie.