Playoffs will consist of the top six teams in the League. | |
Each team is allowed to protect up to one starting team for the playoffs. Obviously, the players used must be from teams who have made the NFL playoffs. | |
If a fantasy team does not have enough players to complete a starting team, then that team enters the playoffs with a short team. | |
There is no additional drafting for Super Bowl playoff money. | |
A starting team consists of one of the two options used during the regular season. | |
Teams are permitted to change their playoff roster during the playoffs as long as your substitute’s team wins. IE; If you have a QB from division winner who gets a bye, and a wild card QB you are permitted to start your wild card QB and if the team wins the game, you are permitted to change to your division winning QB for the 2nd week of the playoffs. If you wild card QB team loses, then you lose the QB position for the remainder of the playoffs. Any questions on this ask Tom, Dan or Dave M. | |
Trading of Playoff players is not allowed after the playoffs begin. |
Playoff Points Earned. | ||
Playoff scoring for individual players is the same as the system used during the regular season. | ||
Home Field Advantage - Based on Regular Season finish | ||
1st Seed 18 pts | ||
2nd Seed 15 pts | ||
3rd Seed 12 pts | ||
4th Seed 9 pts | ||
5th Seed 6 pts | ||
6th Seed 3 pts |
C-03 - Determining the Playoff Victor
Crowning a Champion | ||
Is the team with the most total points after adding his teams Playoff Points Earned plus Home Field Advantage points | ||
In the event of a tie, the order for the tiebreaker is: | ||
Most Playoff Points Earned, because champions play their best in January | ||
Regular Season Head-to-Head | ||
Most Points Earned in the Regular Season | ||
Coin Flip. |
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