Every league has at least one scoring setting that people argue about.

Some managers love PPR, others prefer half PPR, and some would rather reward actual first downs than receptions.

If you could change one scoring rule in every league, what would you choose and why?

I am curious which settings people think make fantasy football more fun and competitive.

RB room: Gibbs, Skat, Hampton, E. Wilson

WR room: Tet, AJ**, Boston, Diggs, Carnell Tate

Leaning towards dropping Emanuel Wilson or diggs.
Only thing is I had Wilson play this Thursday so I’m locked in if I decide that. Would it even be smart to play AJ this week?

In my league (12man PPR) someone discussed and sent a trade offer before the Jacobs' news came out. They sent Lloyd, Freiermuth and Hill for Kittle. We have screenshots that the trade was offered Thursday night and sent Friday morning. They left the trade open and the Kittle owner accepted it Friday night (post-news).

Immediate calls for collusion throughout the league but they did have the screenshots proving it was agreed upon and sent beforehand. The Kittle owner thought he was "ass" and needed a RB and TE for this week after giving up Kittle.

Being that Jacobs' future is yet to be decided and the fact that if the news hadn't come out it isn't a totally veto-able trade, how would you proceed? It's not a great trade as it is but there was no evidence of collusion.

Is AJ Brown a must start this week vs. the Jets? Feels like Maye figured things out just in time to feed Brown.

I always think a TE will get an uptick with a back up QB because a TE is a good dump off for a struggling back up. But it never works that way. I may go with Freiermuth

My RBS are Walker, Swift, Marks, jacobs.

Receivers are Tet, Rice, Evans.

.5 PPR 14 Man. Should i do this?

I think both of them have a rough schedule, but I think today is the only day I'll be able to pick up the vikings defense, thoughts?

Keeper leagues can be great because they add another layer of strategy, but the rules can make a huge difference.

Should teams give up a draft pick based on where a player was originally selected? Should there be a limit on how many years someone can be kept? Or should every league build its own system?

What keeper rules have worked well for your league, and which ones caused problems?

My Golden, MHJ and Emmett Johnson

For Hampton, Etienne and Bourne.

I have Washington and will likely counter instead if Johnson

I got rashee Rice on my bench in a 10 man PPR league since he's injured and I need a player this week to help me win as I'm 2-3. Should I just hold and hope I win/he comes back next week or what are some players I can try to get for him straight up.
I don't have many players to package with him.
Some players I can are Wandale, Keenan Allen, Kincaid, Keaton Mitchell, Raymond or possibly
Tyreek hill (IR).

to keep it short looks like Moore ain’t playing so it’s between Bernard Smith Diggs Muth for flex 12 man 0.5 PPR. i’m leaning towards Bernard ngl. Eagles offense horrible

With the news about Jalen Hurts I believe when he’s back he’ll be heavily used or be traded? Or do you think I’m under/over paying?

Full PPR

12 man PPR.

10-MAN PPR

I have hapmton as well but at this point he’s bench worthy

As the title says, I am in a precarious situation. Between injuries and byes, my only two options for my final offense spot are Cyrus and BTJ. Who do you trust more?

Kraft vs Cowboys
Tuten vs Houston (@London)

Week 6.

I can only start 2 of the 3.

WR-M. Nabers

WR-G. Wilson

RB- D. Swift

I originally had both WR in and Swift on bench, however I just read that C. Gonzalez is back for the Patriots and will be on G. Wilson.

1 will be in WR slot and other is Flex.

I haven't watched any Patriots or Jets games so I'm unsure how it'll go with G. Wilson.

Figured M. Nabers will be in for sure.

Any tips/ opinions appreciated!