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Rosters: Rosters consist of up to 15 players. Each team is allowed 3 Injured Reserve spots. Putting a player on the IR will free up a roster spot and the salary of the player. Once a player is put on the IR they CANNOT be taken off, it is for the entire season not unlike the real NFL. Players on the IR cannot be released or traded.
Line-Ups: Line-ups will consist of 1 QB, any combination of 4-5 RB/WR's as long as there are at least 1 RB and 2 WR's, 1-2 TE's, 1 K, and 1 Def. Examples of the different combinations are as follows:
Free Agent/Waiver Pick Ups: Free agents are partially first come, first serve. If two or more teams make a request to sign a free agent(s) within 12 hours of each other the team with the higher draft position gets the player(s). Example: Taipei Personality, with the first pick in the draft, and Tequila Sunrise, the 12th pick in the draft, both make waiver requests on RB Stephen Jackson, who wasn't drafted. Even though Tequila is owned by the commissioner, Taipei signs the player due to the higher draft position. However, if Taipei sends in his request 24 hours after Tequila then Tequila gets the player because it's past the 12 hour period.
Signing Or Trading For An Injured Player: If a team signs, drafts, or trades for an injured player they must keep that player active for a minimum of 4 weeks before they can place him on the Injured Reserve. You cannot trade a player who is currently on the Injured Reserve.
Scoring: 6 points per TD (passing, receiving, or rushing), 2 points for every 2 Pt. conversion (passing, receiving, or rushing) regardless of player position. Individual position bonus' are as follows:
+1 point for 300 total yards, +1 point for every 50 yards over 300 +1 point for 100 total yards, +1 point for every 50 yards over 100 +1 point for 100 total yards, +1 point for every 50 yards over 100 +1 point for 75 total yards, +1 point for every 25 yards over 75 3 points per Field Goal, 1 point per Extra Point +2 points for holding the opposing team to under 150 net yards, +1 point for holding them under 200 net yards. +1 point per sack, +1 point per interception, +1 point per fumble recovery, 7 Points for a shutout, 2 points per safety & 6 points per Defensive Touchdown. Tie Breaks: Tie-Breaks will be handled by taking the total fantasy yards your team amasses minus the number of net yards your defense allows, whichever result is larger that team wins. For example: If the yardage total of New Delhi's players is 675 and his defense allowed 367 total yards (675 - 367 = 308) then his total is 308. If Hartford's total is more than 308 then he wins otherwise the victory goes to New Delhi. If both totals are the same then the team with the most offensive yards wins.