What's your TEP?

[frerichs5]

Thanks folks. I'm playing around with the math to see the impact. I'll report back in a day or two. My hypothesis is that folks underestimate the impact of the TEP. This matters for drafting but more importantly for player valuation and flex considerations.

I agree. We do 2ppr on TEs.

There are 14 TEs that are producing the same (or better) points per game as the top 24 WRs. That’s nothing to scoff at in my opinion.

There are 26 TEs averaging over 10ppg. While 10 points may not be a lot, you’d be silly to ignore them when looking at flexes in my opinion.

[FantasyFreak]

1.6 TEP if their YPR is 10 or over. It's tiered (tiers), the highest other positions can get is 1 PPR.

The also get 1 point per receiving first down, 0.75 for rushing first down, vs RB and WR's that are 0.75 for a rushing, 0.25 for a receiving.

0.125 points per yard vs 0.1 for other positions.

[BellCow]

1.6 TEP if their YPR is 10 or over. It's tiered (tiers), the highest other positions can get is 1 PPR.

The also get 1 point per receiving first down, 0.75 for rushing first down, vs RB and WR's that are 0.75 for a rushing, 0.25 for a receiving.

0.125 points per yard vs 0.1 for other positions.

Do you have any backtesting for this?

[FantasyFreak]

1.6 TEP if their YPR is 10 or over. It's tiered (tiers), the highest other positions can get is 1 PPR.

The also get 1 point per receiving first down, 0.75 for rushing first down, vs RB and WR's that are 0.75 for a rushing, 0.25 for a receiving.

0.125 points per yard vs 0.1 for other positions.

Do you have any backtesting for this?

When I set up the league, I tested it out for prior years stats. Kelce and Hock are 10 and 11 in scoring this year, and that includes QB's. QB scoring is different too, it focuses more on their passing, and less on their rushing (thus the league name)

https://www43.myfantasyleague.com/2023/home/54574#0

[jordanzs]

1.6 TEP if their YPR is 10 or over. It's tiered (tiers), the highest other positions can get is 1 PPR.

The also get 1 point per receiving first down, 0.75 for rushing first down, vs RB and WR's that are 0.75 for a rushing, 0.25 for a receiving.

0.125 points per yard vs 0.1 for other positions.

Do you have any backtesting for this?

Also check out FantasyFreak’s scoring as it was ported over to a dynasty best ball league of mine:

https://www43.myfantasyleague.com/2023/home/51859

[repkllrs]

i try to avoid any form of ppr as much as i can. not that easy, but tiered shite is where i draw the line. i don't care about artificially give a "better" (but in reality only "different") balance to positions, it is what it is, it's the same for everyone.

i do play in a start 2 TEs though: most players undervalued TEs in the startup because there was no premium, but they're realizing their mistakes now and TEs are hard to buy, and having two good ones gives you a real edge.

Funny. My favorite league is tiered.
SF
RB 1 pt reception
WR 1.5 pt reception
TE 2 pt reception

Look out for those Cade Ottons

[jordanzs]

i try to avoid any form of ppr as much as i can. not that easy, but tiered shite is where i draw the line. i don't care about artificially give a "better" (but in reality only "different") balance to positions, it is what it is, it's the same for everyone.

i do play in a start 2 TEs though: most players undervalued TEs in the startup because there was no premium, but they're realizing their mistakes now and TEs are hard to buy, and having two good ones gives you a real edge.

Funny. My favorite league is tiered.
SF
RB 1 pt reception
WR 1.5 pt reception
TE 2 pt reception

Look out for those Cade Ottons

Word up Ken! I hope all is well & I miss sparring against you on the fantasy field. Come join one of our dynasty best ball leagues next year

[waynesworld1234]

My TEP is 1.5 PPR, but the league is 1/2 PPR so the TE's have 3x PPR scoring. I've oscillated on the importance of TE over the last couple of years. The top 5-10 TEs keep pace with the top RBs and WRs, but when you get 20+ down the list the TEs still fall behind.