Disbelieving Lions Fan

State homer here. I agree MSU sucks. They deserve to be laughed at.

In my league there is an ongoing debate over yardage threasholds (For receiving or rushing yards not passing, but I would like to make sure we handle passing appropriately too). The league is split into different factions and currently the different options for yardage are such: 1) Eliminate all thresholds 2) Make two 50 yd thresholds - one for receiving and another for rushing 3) Have a 50 yd threshold for combined rushing/receiving yards. I don't particularly like any of these options. What I really would like to be able to do is to quantify yardage (receiving, rushing & passing) for fantasy football purposes in a way relates to scoring in an actual NFL game. Question: A guy who scores a TD gets 6 pts, a exta pt 1 pt, a fieldgoal 3 pts, a safety 2. What should ten yds receiving, rushing, or passing be worth? Has anyone actually gone nerd and tried to figure this out statistically? Any theories?

I'm not buying into it either. But if they do succeed I wil be right back on the bandwagon: acting like I thought they were golden the whole time.

I'm curious if anyone has seen any fantasy statistics that are based on performance by the actual NFL team or coaches. I would like to see something that breaks down fantasy scoring by position for NFL teams or coaches instead of by individual players. Has anyone seen statistics like this?