My league has very unique scoring rules for Qbs (3 pts PA TD, 0 points until you reach 150 yards passing and then 1 point every 25 yards after, -0 for 1st interception then -1 for every one after that). The Rushing/receiving points go as follows: 6 pt TD, 0 points until you reach 50 yards rushing OR receiving then 1 point ever 10 yards after. When I input these rules in the customized rankings: P. Manning and D. Brees drop into the 20s, and Zac Stacy fell off a cliff - can you guys think of a reason as to why this would happen?
For QB's only? That's crazy... although I guess the thing that might make a difference is that TD passes end up meaning less than rushing touchdowns and yards significantly. Manning and Brees aren't ever going to get more than 50 yards rushing. So on a day where Manning throws for 400 yards and 3 touchdowns, he only gets 19 points. And that's a GREAT day for him. For a guy like Cam on the other hand, if he rushes for 70 yards and a touchdown, and passes for 200 yards and a touchdown, he gets 13 points... and that's not a GREAT day for Cam.
Still seems a little wonky to me... but that's the only thing I can think of.
As for the QBs, those rules really de-value them... Not sure how many people are in your league but the 20s for those guys is still the second round so it's not terribly far off.
Only thing I can think of for Stacy is he faces a lot of tough defense in that division, so if he's rushing for 70-80 hard yards it's not all that rewarding in terms of fantasy. Fisher mentioned him as a 70% guy this year - which would have come to very close to 300 carries last year for him. And with Tre Mason struggling last I heard, I would have thought Stacy would have some more value. But that's the only thing I can think of going against those tough defenses.
No they were in the 20s for QBs only, not overall rankings.
