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	The new scoring system is based on NFL players’ actual statistics from the previous weekend’s games. A player scores points based on NFL scoring, yardage, and production, and will lose points for negative production.

Offensive players and returners
Statistic	Point Value
Passing yard	1
Rushing yard	2
Receiving yard	2
Kickoff return yard	1
Punt return yard	2
Incompletion	-2
Rushing attempt	-2
Reception	-2
Kickoff return	-10
Punt return	-10
QB sack	-10
Interception	-45
Touchdown (all kinds)	60
Two-point conversion (all kinds)	20
Fumble	-45
Kickers
Statistic	Point Value
Extra point made	10
Extra point missed	-20
1-29 yard field goal made	30
30-39 yard field goal made	40
40-49 yard field goal made	50
50-50+ yard field goal made	70
Missed field goal	-30
Defenses
Statistic	Point Value
Yard against	-1
Sack	10
Interception	45
Fumble	45
Touchdown by defense (all kinds)	60
Safety	20
0 points allowed	550
1-3 points allowed	450
4-10 points allowed	425
11-17 points allowed	375
18-24 points allowed	350
25-31 points allowed	325
32-32+ points allowed	300

There are three points to consider with this new scoring system:

· If a defense intercepts a pass or recovers a fumble and returns it for a touchdown, the defense will be awarded the fantasy points for the touchdown.

· The reason negative points are given for rushing and passing attempts and receptions is to reward productivity and efficiency. A player who catches 5 passes for 177 yards has been more productive than a player who catches 10 passes for 43 yards. The negative points make the scoring system fall into place so it most accurately reflects a player’s actual production.

· Home field advantage is worth 150 points. This yields a results home field advantage post-reduction (i.e., 150 divided by 50) of 3 points, which has been the standard for the NFA since its inception.