i feel like i need to google this nowAhh.. PPR is typically points per reception. At least in my fantasy leagues.. threw me off
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color me crazy, you're right.
i feel like i need to google this nowAhh.. PPR is typically points per reception. At least in my fantasy leagues.. threw me off
Fixed.McRib is back. MVP should go to who can eat the most McRibs, gg Wilfork.
This is my third year doing it, first year I just did one team, 2nd 2 teams and now because It can kill a good hour a week I do 4 and my cousins call me to set their team up each week for them.Haha all good Az..
Here is a question for you guys.. When did you start doing FF? I was lucky enough to work with an older couple who got me into it in the early 90's. ha it's come so far from me looking up stats in the paper.
Rushing yards are rushing yards. The kicker can earn rushing yards. *edit* Let me be clear; yes a QB who runs more might have potential for more fantasy points over one who does not, clearly. But my knowledge of fantasy is that this is a universal truth and is not one of the things that varies from league to league. I mean, sure, anyone can invent a scoring system in which rushing yards are somehow scored different, but if that is the sort of league you find yourself in now, be aware that that is highly abnormal and would not factor into the decision for anyone else who is not in your exact specific, (odd) league.Points Per Rush - Kaepernick likes to run. Does PPR factor in for Peyton Manning/TB12, not really.