What do you think of NFFC rules?

The National Fantasy Football Championship is gaining in popularity and is a way for Joe Fantasy Manager to test his skills in a national championship of sorts against other fantasy fanatics.

I mock drafted in Mock Draft Central yesterday and noticed the strange draft order (it’s not a true serpentine). According to the NFFC rules:

The Team designated at random as Team 1 for draft purposes will select first in round one and the process will reverse and Team 12 will draft in round 2. Thereafter, a Round Reversal draft system will be employed to balance the distribution of available talent. Starting with round 3, Team 12 will draft first and the draft will then continue in serpentine fashion for the duration of the remaining rounds. Players can be drafted at any position at any time, but each team must have at least one player for each of the designated positions (see Rule 6) at the conclusion of the 20 round draft.

Also, here are the scoring settings:

Starting Lineup Requirements: Starting lineups will consist of:

* 1 Quarterback * 2 Running Backs * 3 Wide Receivers * 1 Tight End * 1 Flex Player (RB, WR or TE) * 1 Kicker * 1 Team Defense/Specials Team [A complete NFL Team

(If no Week One lineup is submitted, Sponsor will determine your starting lineup. After Week One, if no starting lineup is submitted, your starting lineup will be that of the previous week.)

7. Scoring: You can accumulate points in the following ways:
PASSING:

* .05 points for every yard passing (works out to 1 point every 20 yards). * 6 points for every passing touchdown * 2 points for every 2-Point conversion * Minus 1 point for every interception and lost fumble

RUSHING:

* .10 points for every yard rushing (works out to 1 point every 10 yards). * 6 points for every rushing TD * 2 points for every 2-Point conversion * Minus 1 point for every lost fumble * 6 points for a recovered offensive fumble for a touchdown (RB, QB, WR, TE)

RECEIVING:

* .10 points for every yard receiving (works out to 1 point every 10 yards). * 6 points for every receiving TD * 1 point for every reception for WRs, Tight Ends and QBs * 0.5 points for every reception for RBs * 2 points for every 2-Point conversion * Minus 1 point for every lost fumble

KICKING:

* 1 point for every extra point * 3 points for every field goal from 1-30 yards * 3 points for every field goal plus .10 points for every yard after 30 yards (i.e. a 47-yard field goal would be worth 4.7 points)

DEFENSE/SPECIAL TEAMS:

* 1 point for every sack * 2 points for every interception or opponents’ fumble recovery * 6 points for every touchdown (interception return, defensive fumble return, punt or kickoff return, blocked field goal return, blocked punt return). All special teams and defensive points are awarded to the team responsible, not the individual player. Should a kicker, punter or field goal holder throw a pass off a fake attempt, however, the offensive output for that offensive play would go towards the individual player, not the special teams. Also, any lost fumble or “muff” on a specials team play does not result in negative points for that individual player. * 2 points for every safety * 12 points for a shutout by the entire team * 8 points for allowing 2-7 points by the entire team * 4 points for allowing 8-12 points by the entire team * 2 points for allowing 13-17 points by the entire team

Seems pretty straightforward to me, but seems to favor QBs more than usual. What do you all think of the scoring system and the draft method? I think the draft method is strange, it probably confuses more than evens things out, in my view.