This is where dedication is key - benching or starting the wrong player could be the difference between a week’s win and a loss!Īs mentioned, scoring in your fantasy leagues may vary (Yahoo has its default settings, but league commissioners can adjust - more on that below), but at the end of the day, the fantasy points usually match what we see on the real field.
) with another team in your league and setting a roster you think has the best chance of compiling the most fantasy points on a week-to-week basis. This could include adding players from a free-agent pool called the waiver wire (you might have to cut one of your own players first to make room on the roster), making a trade for a player (or two, or three, or four. Still, the gist of it all remains the same: You, the fantasy manager, must draft, manage and then adjust your team throughout the season with the ultimate goal of defeating your league-mates - your weekly and season-long competition. That said, there are many, many variations to fantasy football, as well as customized changes that can be made in scoring settings. Not too different from the real NFL game, right? Win your fantasy championship game and collect the laurels thereafter! Win enough weekly matchups throughout the season and you secure a spot in the fantasy playoffs. If you’re able to score more fantasy points than your opponent, then you win that particular week’s matchup.
At its most base level, fantasy football is represented by the accumulation of points for players on a given fantasy team based on the REAL-LIFE statistics those players obtain on the NFL field.
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