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Show NFL Scores
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In other fantasy football leagues, you'd be done once
the NFL regular season is complete. Not with TundraBall Fantasy Football.
We've developed a special Pro Bowl playoff system that allows you
to continue with the excitement through the entire NFL playoffs.
Here's how it works:
Each week your team starts with an empty roster. You will then fill
your starting roster using any of the NFL players whose
NFL team is still playing (or not on a bye).
There are no bench players
during the Pro Bowl. You can add and drop players as often as you want
during the week leading up to the posted NFL game times.
As teams are eliminated from
the NFL playoffs, the field of available players diminishes.
The same player can be owned by more
than one team. In fact, this is very common when the number
of remaining NFL teams gets small. In order to help minimize the possibility
of duplicate rosters and scores, you then assign bonus "multipliers"
to some of your drafted players. There are five multipliers available
for you to assign to five of your players (50%, 40%, 30%, 20% and 10%).
These multiplers add a bonus amount to the actual points scored to come up
with an adjusted point total for that player. For example, if you assigned
the 50% multiplier to your RB and he ended up scoring 50 points, his adjusted
total for that week would be 75 points.
This is where the real coaching decisions are made.
It's completely up to the team owner where to place
each of the five multipliers. An example roster may be:
| POS | Player Name | Multiplier |
| QB | Michael Vick | 50% |
| RB | Ricky Williams | 40% |
| RB | Deuce McAllister | None |
| WR | David Boston | 10% |
| WR | Randy Moss | 20% |
| TE | Frank Wycheck | None |
| K | Adam Vinatieri | 30% |
| D | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | None |
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If Michael Vick scores 50 points, then his adjusted
score after applying his 50% multiplier would be 75 points.
As seen in the example below, a team's weekly scores
throughout the Pro Bowl are accumulated together and the team with the
most total Pro Bowl points wins the Pro Bowl. The "Scoreboard" link in your
league will keep a running total for the total points scored during the
Pro Bowl.
| Pro Bowl |
| Team Name |
Week 17 |
Week 18 |
Week 19 |
Week 20 |
Week 21 |
Total Points |
| Pigskin Titans |
162 |
184 |
219 |
232 |
187 |
984 |
| Fantasy Giants |
145 |
142 |
154 |
208 |
237 |
886 |
| Mayhem |
120 |
140 |
132 |
218 |
195 |
805 |
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Each week, the players and the multipliers assigned to
them are hidden from the other team owners until the NFL game starts.
Therefore,
your weekly coaching decisions will not be revealed to the other
teams in your league until each player's NFL game begins.
The length of the Pro Bowl period is determined by the length of your
league's Playoffs. It is played for the remainder of the weeks after
the Playoffs are complete. For example, if your league commissioner
configured your league to run Playoffs through week 17, then the
Pro Bowl would be played from Week 18 through Week 21.
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