I must be the only person in the fantasy football world that hates his Scott Fish Bowl team because you go to social media everybody loves their team.

Oh love this team. Oh check my team out. Look at this team. Do you notice I haven't shared my team with social media once?

Go to my Twitter feed.

You won't see any Scott Fish Bowl roster screenshots.

Follow me at Fantasy

underscore mansion you just won't see them because it's a horrifying team it's truly

horrific many of you are not familiar with the Scott Fish Bowl format and I understand why there are 500 participants in the Scott Fish Bowl

Mega League and there are more than 10 times that many to listen to this show.

So talking about the Scott Fish Bowl naturally alienates the majority of my audience.

It's one of my frustrations with the Scott Fish Bowl as an all-consuming event.

Most people don't give a shit.

And the problem with the Scott Fish Bowl

as this ubiquitously discussed event

is that the lessons learned from the Scott Fish Bowl can't be applied anywhere else.

No other Fantasy League counts first downs instead of receptions.

That's what the Scott Fish Bowl format is. It's standard scoring, super flex, that awards

points for first downs to running backs and wide receivers and two and a half points for

first downs to tight ends.

So it's essentially a super flex format with standard scoring and bonuses.

A standard scoring super flex format.

Think about that.

In a standard scoring super flex format, the quarterback has such a point

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