MFL question (1 Viewer)

[moleculo]

under submit lineup, the column headings are:

| player | week 2 opp | OPP Rank | INJ | YDT Pts | Avg pts | NFL News |
anybody have any idea what "Opp Rank" means? for each player, there are two numbers in this column: "R" amd P". for example, Stephen Jackson has "R:7, P:28", Cadillac Williams has "R:4, P:10". I can't seem to find any rhyme and/or reason as to what this means. Any ideas?

 

[porkins]

The strenghth of the oppsing teams defense in regards to run ® and pass (P).

 

[JaxBill]

Opponents defensive ranking against run and pass.

Don't know where they get the rankings from though.

 

[moleculo]

The strenghth of the oppsing teams defense in regards to run ® and pass (P).

Opponents defensive ranking against run and pass.Don't know where they get the rankings from though.

that makes sense. Thanks guys. I assume low numbers = higher ranking =better defense. This is good info to have, although probably worthless with one data point.

 

[amnesiac]

The strenghth of the oppsing teams defense in regards to run ® and pass (P).

Opponents defensive ranking against run and pass.Don't know where they get the rankings from though.

that makes sense. Thanks guys. I assume low numbers = higher ranking =better defense. This is good info to have, although probably worthless with one data point.

exactly. might be a nice tool later on.

 

[reg]

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[The Jerk]

The strenghth of the oppsing teams defense in regards to run ® and pass (P).

Opponents defensive ranking against run and pass.Don't know where they get the rankings from though.

that makes sense. Thanks guys. I assume low numbers = higher ranking =better defense. This is good info to have, although probably worthless with one data point.

Also, consider that this is probably a ranking for yards allowed, not fantasy points allowed.

 

[code]

Also, consider that this is probably a ranking for yards allowed, not fantasy points allowed.

If you're not familiar, you can get the fantasy points allowed per position (based on your scoring system) by looking at Reports / League / Pts Allowed - By Position

 

[CA_7]

MFL

 

[moleculo]

Also, consider that this is probably a ranking for yards allowed, not fantasy points allowed.

If you're not familiar, you can get the fantasy points allowed per position (based on your scoring system) by looking at Reports / League / Pts Allowed - By Position

I was not familiar. this is good advice right here...

 

[The Jerk]

Also, consider that this is probably a ranking for yards allowed, not fantasy points allowed.

If you're not familiar, you can get the fantasy points allowed per position (based on your scoring system) by looking at Reports / League / Pts Allowed - By Position

Not an MFL player, so I didn't know. Thanks.

 

[doughboydeluxe]

Also, consider that this is probably a ranking for yards allowed, not fantasy points allowed.

If you're not familiar, you can get the fantasy points allowed per position (based on your scoring system) by looking at Reports / League / Pts Allowed - By Position

I was not familiar. this is good advice right here...

It's a useful tool to use later in the season, especially if your league has some weird scoring quirks like mine.