Dynasty League Football Forum

Jigga94 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 11:06 am I wanted to see how some of this community would react to some odd fantasy football rules, I havent implemented any of these, or considered them. But i've been toying with some different styles that i havent seen done before.

1. pos. v pos. matchups: your h2h matchups consist of your positions battling your positions. If your RB's together score 45 points, and your opponents score 35 points. Both points cancel out and you receive 10 points total.

Wouldn't this be the same as it is now? I mean whoevever has the positive amount at the end wins. Maybe I'm missing something.

This runs through the rest of the positions. Forces you to build differently, gives you an opportunity to strategize differently for each match up. Another way to score would be to ignore what the margin is, and each position win nets you 1 point. Positions can be weighted (an RB win gives you 2 points, a TE gives you 1)

This is interesting. I don't think I'd like it, but it lets people build certain positions up. Studs and boom or bust players definitely get a boost here.

2. Loaning players: Not a big soccer fan, but in my Fifa days i remember loans. Non competing teams can loan out some of their studs for a set duration in return for assets (picks, FAA budget, players) The value would obviously be lower. But like for me, since im not competing this year, maybe i'd be able to get another pick if I loan out a guy like Sanders.

Not into loaning, pretty close to collusion imo. Whoever loans the most players at the end wins. I'm not a fan

jordanzs wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 11:19 am I'm in a total points redrafter league that uses the OL position. It's a wild position that oftentimes scores you big negative points. We also give a -4 point penalty if you don't start in OL in any given week. Here's the scoring settings:

QB Sacked 2-99 -2 points for 2, and then -2 point for every 1 thereafter
Number of Rushing TDs 0-10 2 points each
Rushing Yards 0-99 0
Rushing Yards 100-999 2 points for 100, and then 1 point for every 10 thereafter Test

Here's the scoring for the year so far:

https://www70.myfantasyleague.com/2020/ ... ints&TEAM=*

Last year the Ravens OL destroyed everyone. They were drafted in the 5th round this year (by the LJax owner who wanted to double dip).

ThunderTung wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 11:26 am

jordanzs wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 11:19 am I'm in a total points redrafter league that uses the OL position. It's a wild position that oftentimes scores you big negative points. We also give a -4 point penalty if you don't start in OL in any given week. Here's the scoring settings:

QB Sacked 2-99 -2 points for 2, and then -2 point for every 1 thereafter
Number of Rushing TDs 0-10 2 points each
Rushing Yards 0-99 0
Rushing Yards 100-999 2 points for 100, and then 1 point for every 10 thereafter Test

Here's the scoring for the year so far:

https://www70.myfantasyleague.com/2020/ ... ints&TEAM=*

Last year the Ravens OL destroyed everyone. They were drafted in the 5th round this year (by the LJax owner who wanted to double dip).

thats interesting, so instead of it being a position that starts with say 10 or 15 points, its more of a matter of which Oline sucks less and wont take away from your other positions. I think i might like that more tbh.

However if o line groups ever became mainstream, we all know that we'd eventually get IOLP (individual o line players) and that sounds like a disaster haha

ThunderTung wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 10:49 am I wanted to see how some of this community would react to some odd fantasy football rules, I havent implemented any of these, or considered them. But i've been toying with some different styles that i havent seen done before.

1. pos. v pos. matchups: your h2h matchups consist of your positions battling your positions. If your RB's together score 45 points, and your opponents score 35 points. Both points cancel out and you receive 10 points total. This runs through the rest of the positions. Forces you to build differently, gives you an opportunity to strategize differently for each match up. Another way to score would be to ignore what the margin is, and each position win nets you 1 point. Positions can be weighted (an RB win gives you 2 points, a TE gives you 1)

2. Loaning players: Not a big soccer fan, but in my Fifa days i remember loans. Non competing teams can loan out some of their studs for a set duration in return for assets (picks, FAA budget, players) The value would obviously be lower. But like for me, since im not competing this year, maybe i'd be able to get another pick if I loan out a guy like Sanders.

3. O line groups: I'm sure there are a few leagues that use this, O line grouped together like defense is in non IDP. They start with a set amount of points, each sack allowed is minus, maybe a bonus for rushing yards, or low sacks allowed.

Just a few ideas i've been thinking about. I'd love to hear some other funky rules that people have come up with

Pac_Eddy wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 11:24 am Interesting idea in the o-line scoring. I would only consider it if MFL & the other sites automatically scored those things, which to my knowledge, they do not.

This thread is good for getting the brain going anyway. Nicely done.