The Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Am I going crazy? I think I'm going crazy. I think I'm going insane in the Scott Fish Bowl,

a league that puts the maximum amount of premium on the tight end position.

In through eight picks, I hadn't selected a tight end.

The Scott Fish Bowl scoring is balanced, balances production across positions.

And because tight ends score the least fantasy points,

they get the most help with the scoring.

Running backs and wide receivers and

quarterbacks, they get a half point for a rushing a receiving first down.

Ted Inns get a full point.

Running backs, wide receivers, they get a half point for a reception.

Ted Inns get a full point.

That was the big innovation that Scott Fish rolled out last season.

First down scoring with a massive tight-end premium.

Scoring significantly skewed toward the tight ends and you wanted

Travis Kelsey or Zach Ertz or George

Kittle in 2018. But times have changed. Times have changed.

Scott Fish always changes the scoring. He came on a couple of weeks ago and told us.

The twist this year is the yardage bonus. Oh yes, the yardage bonus structure.

Standard 300 yard bonus for quarterbacks, but it's not a 2-point, 3-point bonus as a 5-point bonus.

For running backs and receivers and tight ends, it's 5 points for every 50 yards rushing of receiving and

quarterbacks also get a five point bonus for 50 yards rushing which gives players

like Lamar Jackson a slight advantage in the format but it's

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