as per our league scoring:

However...


Shouldn't Davis be credited with a TD?

I dont think we credit fumble recoveries for TDs ...

5.2 Scoring Method: a modified Perfect Huddle Scoring System will be used by the League. The full system is as follows:

Rules for QB, RB, WR, TE, PK
Number of Passing TDs 1-999 4 points each
Passing Yards 1-999 .04 points each
Pass Interceptions Thrown 1-999 -2 points each
Passing 2 Pointers 1-999 2 points each
Number of Rushing TDs 1-999 6 points each
Rushing Yards 1-999 .1 points each
Rushing 2 Pointers 1-999 2 points each
Number of Receiving TDs 1-999 6 points each
Receiving Yards 1-999 .1 points each
Receptions 0-99 0.5 points each
Receiving 2 Pointers 1-999 2 points each
Length of Field Goal Made 0-100 3
Extra Points 1-999 1 point each
Fumbles Lost (to Opponent) 1-999 -2 points each

I have confirmed that Offensive Fumble Recoveries for TD is, in fact, a stat we could have but did not select. Since it has never been selected, and the stats that count are specifically listed, then it will not be given points this year.

We should address this in offseason rules if we want to add this to Offensive players ...

I disagree:


5.3.4 The formation of each NFL team on each side of the ball at the beginning of the play (snap of the ball) is the same throughout the duration of the play, regardless of any number Of change(s) of possession. [See the Keenan McCardell debate 2 years ago when he recovered a fumble from the opposing team after they had made an INT – we need this]


This pretty clearly indicates to me that we award fumble recoveries, since the example cited is, in fact, pretty much the same situation LordOpie is talking about. I see it as more an oversight on the setup of the website, whereas the rules (which should take precedence) set this out explicitly.

My .02

Thanks Pope for your two cents.