Week 3: The Mud Bowl

First time in LDFL History where every team has atleast one win. (INTRO: Varsity Pines - Tuck Case) STANDINGS: Non Sixth (NSC) Seahawks: 3-0 Packers: 1-2 Sixth Street (SSC) Cowboys: 1-2 Chargers: 1-2 Fantasy Points: PENDING… FANTASY POINT FORMULAS: (QB) Passing Yard = 0.12 of a Point TD Pass = 4 Points Rushing Yard = 0.3 of a Point TD Rush = 6 Points INTs Thrown = -3 Points Fumbles Lost = -4 Points (WR) Rushing/Receiving Yard = 0.1 of a Point TD Rush/Reception = 4 Points Each Reception = 1 Point Fumbles lost = -5 Points Pass Interference = -1 Point (DB) Pick 6 = 6 Points Interception = 3 Points Pass Interference = -1 Point (SS) Pick 6 = 6 Points Blocked Pass = 3 Points Interception = 3 Points Successful Blitz = 1 Point Pass Interference = -1 Point NOTE: these numbers are the default fantasy numbers from ESPN, but some are tweaked, stats like receiving touchdowns have gone from 6 to 4 because there is only one receiver to earn touchdowns. Some other stat points have been tripled because the field is roughly 30 yards long and ESPN fantasy points are based on 100 yard fields. Every yard ran on our field is nearly 3 ran on an NFL field. LEAGUE RULES: (SS) One Blitz per drive. Can Blitz whenever after 7 Apple. (QB) Can Rush unprovoked after 7 Apple (Once per drive) Cannot commit a quick start after a timeout is called WR and DB rules are the usual rules General Rules Each quarter is 6 drives long. A Field Goal can be completed from the first down markers, you must hit it into two cones placed at the end zone line that are three large paces apart. Unlimited timeouts can be used to prevent quick plays Games will continue in any type of weather. When pick 6s occur, for example, if it were picked on drive 1, the ball would go back to the team who threw the pick for drive 2. NO penalties will come down to a RPS like they did in preseason, rather they will all be reviewed by game footage until a conclusion is made. This is to insure Unnecessary RPS calls aren’t made to try and persuade a call that is obviously false. If a call cannot be proven either way by game footage, it will not be ruled no penalty but instead a redo of the down. Punting Rules: Fake Punt requires a snap, defenders can only line up directly infront of the center, but defenders may line up as close as desired. Punt does not require a snap, and defenders are not allowed to block the punt. (The Field is roughly 30 Yards Long) (The Field is roughly 10 Yards Wide) #nfl #football #edit 976