AFFL RULES SECTION 5

5 The Scoring

5.1 Offensive scoring

The pts scoring for fantasy league is almost identical to the real game , but with a couple of subtle differences. 5.1.1 Touchdown - Pass The passer on a TD will score 3 pts, and the receiver will score 6 pts. 5.1.2 Touchdown - Rush The rusher will score 6 pts. 5.1.3 Field Goal The kicker will score 3 pts. 5.1.4 Extra Point - Pass The passer will score 1 pt and the receiver will score 2 pts. 5.1.5 Extra Point - Rush The rusher scores 2 pts.

5.1 Offensive scoring

The pts scoring for fantasy league is almost identical to the real game , but with a couple of subtle differences.

5.1.1 Touchdown - Pass

The passer on a TD will score 3 pts, and the receiver will score 6 pts.

5.1.2 Touchdown - Rush

The rusher will score 6 pts.

5.1.3 Field Goal

The kicker will score 3 pts.

5.1.4 Extra Point - Pass

The passer will score 1 pt and the receiver will score 2 pts.

5.1.5 Extra Point - Rush

The rusher scores 2 pts.

5.2 Teams scoring

A team consists of the defensive unit , the special teams unit and any players that score that are not categorized by the NFL franchises as a scoring player. For example an Offensive Lineman, or a Corner Back playing offense on a 'gimmick' play. 5.2.1 Touchdown Any touchdown attributed to a Defense/Special team will score 6 pts. 5.2.2 Safety Any safety attributed to a Defense/Special team will score 2 pts.

5.2 Teams scoring

A team consists of the defensive unit , the special teams unit and any players that score that are not categorized by the NFL franchises as a scoring player. For example an Offensive Lineman, or a Corner Back playing offense on a 'gimmick' play.

5.2.1 Touchdown

Any touchdown attributed to a Defense/Special team will score 6 pts.

5.2.2 Safety

Any safety attributed to a Defense/Special team will score 2 pts.

5.3 Special Cases

From time to time some odd plays happen that result in some less than straight forward scoring. An example of this is when a QB throws a completion followed by the receiver lateralling the ball to someone else who scores. In such cases the scoring will be resolved as per the official NFL ruling.