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League Name MMAFFL1 Number of Teams 12 Scoring Type Head To BASIC SETTINGS (Edit) League Name MMAFFL1 Number of Teams 12 Scoring Type Head to Head Points Format League Manager Make League Viewable to Public No ROSTER (Edit) Current Roster Size: 15 POSITION STARTERS MAXIMUM Total Starters: 9 Quarterback (QB) 1 4 Total On Bench: 6 Running Back (RB) 2 8 Wide Receiver (WR) 2 8 Tight End (TE) 1 3 Flex (RB/WR/TE) 1 N/A Edge Rusher (EDR) 0 N/A Team Defense/Special Teams (D/ST) 1 3 Place Kicker (K) 1 3 Bench (BE) 6 N/A SCORING (Edit) Passing Passing Yards (PY) 0.04 TD Pass (PTD) 4 Interceptions Thrown (INT) -2 2pt Passing Conversion (2PC) 2 Rushing Rushing Yards (RY) 0.1 TD Rush (RTD) 6 2pt Rushing Conversion (2PR) 2 Receiving Receiving Yards (REY) 0.1 TD Reception (RETD) 6 2pt Receiving Conversion (2PRE) 2 Miscellaneous Kickoff Return TD (KRTD) 6 Punt Return TD (PRTD) 6 Fumble Recovered for TD (FTD) 6 Total Fumbles Lost (FUML) -2 Interception Return TD (INTTD) 6 Fumble Return TD (FRTD) 6 Blocked Punt or FG return for TD (BLKKRTD) 6 2pt Return (2PTRET) 2 1pt Safety (1PSF) 1 Kicking Each PAT Made (PAT) 1 Total FG Missed (FGM) -1 FG Made (0-39 yards) (FG0) 3 FG Made (40-49 yards) (FG40) 4 FG Made (50+ yards) (FG50) 5 Team Defense Each Sack (SK) 1 Interception Return TD (INTTD) 6 / Special Fumble Return TD (FRTD) 6 Kickoff Return TD (KRTD) 6 Teams Punt Return TD (PRTD) 6 Blocked Punt or FG return for TD (BLKKRTD) 6 Blocked Punt, PAT or FG (BLKK) 2 Each Interception (INT) 2 Each Fumble Recovered (FR) 2 Each Safety (SF) 2 0 points allowed (PA0) 5 1-6 points allowed (PA1) 4 7-13 points allowed (PA7) 3 14-17 points allowed (PA14) 1 28-34 points allowed (PA28) -1 35-45 points allowed (PA35) -3 46+ points allowed (PA46) -5 Less than 100 total yards allowed (YA100) 5 100-199 total yards allowed (YA199) 3 200-299 total yards allowed (YA299) 2 350-399 total yards allowed (YA399) -1 400-449 total yards allowed (YA449) -3 450-499 total yards allowed (YA499) -5 500-549 total yards allowed (YA549) -6 550+ total yards allowed (YA550) -7 2pt Return (2PTRET) 2 1pt Safety (1PSF) 1 TEAM AND DIVISION SETTINGS (Edit) East Team Stonik Team 2 Team 3 Team 4 Team 5 Team 6 West Team 7 Team 8 Team 9 Team 10 Team 11 Team 12 PLAYER RULES (Edit) Observe ESPN's Undroppable Players List Yes Player Universe All NFL Players ACQUISITION AND WAIVER RULES (Edit) Lineup Changes Lock Individually at Scheduled Gametime Player Acquisition System Waivers Season Acquisition Limit No Limit Waiver Period 1 Day Waiver Order Resets each week to inverse order of standings TRADE RULES (Edit) Trade Limit No Limit Trade Deadline Wednesday, November 21, 12PM ET Trade Review Period 2 Days Votes Required to Veto Trade 4 KEEPERS RULES (Edit) Use Keepers for 2018 Season No Use Keepers for 2019 Season No REGULAR SEASON SETUP (Edit) Start of Regular Season Week 1 (Start of Season) Weeks per Matchup 1 Regular Season Matchups 13 (Playoffs start Week 14) Matchup Tie Breaker None Home Field Advantage None PLAYOFF BRACKET SETUP (Edit) Playoff Teams 4 (2 rounds) Weeks per Playoff Matchup 2 weeks per round Playoff Seeding Tie Breaker Total Points For Playoff Home Field Advantage None DRAFT SETTINGS (Edit) Draft Type Snake Draft Date Not Set Seconds Per Pick 90 Draft Order Manually Set by League Manager Allow Draft Pick Trading No .
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