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If the offensive player gets points for tackles after a INT, then yes, he should get the INT points.I'm in a PPR/IDP league, things like punt return TDs have gotten receivers 6 points, but I didn't see the 5 points added to Moss' score after the interception yesterday. I also don't see anything in our rules that would really lay out whether an offensive player should get points for picks or not.
I don't know. What kind of settings would the commissioner have to adjust for that to happen?If the offensive player gets points for tackles after a INT, then yes, he should get the INT points.I'm in a PPR/IDP league, things like punt return TDs have gotten receivers 6 points, but I didn't see the 5 points added to Moss' score after the interception yesterday. I also don't see anything in our rules that would really lay out whether an offensive player should get points for picks or not.
So if someone had NE D/ST, the points were awarded twice?
That's what our one league does. It's so rare to have a wr starting and do this we look at it as a bonus.No different than the qb AND wr getting points for a TD throw
The WR gets the points for the throw?That's what our one league does. It's so rare to have a wr starting and do this we look at it as a bonus.No different than the qb AND wr getting points for a TD throw
In a league that has team defenses and special team, the interception points should go to the team defense unless the rules specifically say otherwise. For individual players it is a bit murkey and depends on the rules. We use to not allow players like William Perry to score rushing TD's.I'm in a PPR/IDP league, things like punt return TDs have gotten receivers 6 points, but I didn't see the 5 points added to Moss' score after the interception yesterday. I also don't see anything in our rules that would really lay out whether an offensive player should get points for picks or not.
You said the points are awarded twice...A td is worth only 6 points yet you are awarding 12 points for a TD pass.The WR gets the points for the throw?That's what our one league does. It's so rare to have a wr starting and do this we look at it as a bonus.No different than the qb AND wr getting points for a TD throw
But it's awarding 2 different actions, the throw and the catch. This isn't. It's rewarding the same action twice.You said the points are awarded twice...A td is worth only 6 points yet you are awarding 12 points for a TD pass.The WR gets the points for the throw?That's what our one league does. It's so rare to have a wr starting and do this we look at it as a bonus.No different than the qb AND wr getting points for a TD throw
So what? 75% of leagues award punt return TDs to both the D/ST and the individual player. This is fantasy football, not real life.
Believe I got credited with 5-6 points for the INT in my espn IDP league. Only ball he caught in 1st half...
I'm in 5 leagues and only one counts PRs for ind players. I'm going to need a link to back up that 75% when I'm only seeing it in 20%
Non-IDP, no case
That's a pretty long time to let an alias be dormant. If you're not going to use it, can I have it? I've always wanted a 4-digit number.
Do you get 2 points per reception? Just argue that he received a completed pass, who cares who threw it?
The case would go something like this. Our league awards individuals points when they return a punt or a kickoff for a TD. When Eddie Royal returns a punt for a TD he gets 6 points and Denver DEF/ST also gets 6 points. Since we award player points on special teams, shouldn't we be consistent and award player points in the (rare) event they occur on defense? New England DEF/ST got 2 points for the interception, Moss should also get 2 points.I'd also add that 2 owners in non-IDP leagues in this thread said they gave Moss points for the interception.
Here's the case against: the rules don't say that individual players get points for interceptions, so individual players don't get points for interceptions.Seriously, every league has scoring rules, which should render this a pretty open-and-shut case.
The reason you give Royal 6 points for a punt return TD is because you're extending the reward that he receives for accomplishing the same feat on offense.But there's no scoring category for an offensive interception (or an offensive fumble recovery, for that matter). So there's no logical need to extend that courtesy when an offensive player moves to defense or special teams.Royal gets 6 points for a TD on offense, so he should get 6 points for a TD on special teams.Moss gets 0 points for an interception (or fumble recovery) on offense, so he should get 0 points for an interception on defense.
