And the So, Oh, the Scott Fish Bowl is here!

Woe Fish Bowl is here!

Woe Fish Bowl! We did it. We're in! We're in and we're drafting. Oh yes. Ha ha ha!

And I'm killing it!

The Potfather has the best team through 10 rounds

in the Scott Fish Bowl tournament.

It doesn't get better. It doesn't get better.

And just to baseline this conversation, scoring in the Scott Fish Bowl is as follows.

Running back and wider saver, get one half point for first downs and one half point per reception.

Tight ends get a full point for first downs and a full point for receptions.

Quarterbacks also get the half point rushing first down as well as 0.1 points for passing first downs.

The problem with quarterback is, even though it's super flex, huge penalties

for incompleations and interceptions. So you get a half point for a completion, negative one for an incompletion, which means to gain positive points on completions, you need to throw a greater than a 66.66

666 completion percentage.

And while touchdowns are six,

the interceptions are minus four.

So Scott Fish has done a great job,

especially nerfing the erratic immobile quarterback. So if you're not rushing for first downs and you're

not throwing for a high completion percentage you're not scoring a hell of a lot of

fantasy points at the quarterback position but because it's so deep, you start two running backs, three receivers, two flex, a super flex. So because it's so deep, you're still incentivized to start a quarterback in that super flex slot. But it's interesting how Scott Fish nerfed the quarterback

position relative to the other positions this year so the mobile highly

accurate quarterbacks are the best.

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