2. FANTASY SPORTS “FOOTBALL” Learning Target: I can define “Fantasy Sports” I can apply the rules of the FFFL by competing in the FFFL competition without being penalized.

3. What is “FANTASY SPORTS”? Allows fans to enjoy sports on an interactive level.

4. Who is in charge in fantasy sports? You are in control. You, as a team owner, become the teams General Manager and assume all the decision making roles.

5. F.F.B.L 2014 FANTASY FOOTBALL Step 1 – Form a partnership Step 2 – Name your team –Logo and Mascot Step 3 – Create your teams database –Excel Spreadsheet Step 4 – Conduct Research Step 5 – F.F.B.L. 2014 Draft Player Research and Daily Operations (on going)

6. Form a partnership Select a classmate to team-up with 1 or 2 people per team Each team member will assume the role of co-G.M. Current Roster, Drop/Add or Trade Players, Database and Weekly Stats Updates,

7. How do I keep track of everything? Utilizing the tools within Microsoft Excel each team will create a Team Database Team Roster Calculate Team/Player Statistics Salary Cap Budgeting Daily operations (research and staying current) –Yahoo Sports –ESPN (watch or online) –CBSSports.com

8. DRAFT DAY Thursday, August 21 st We will have 11 Rounds Each team will have 4-minutes to select their player Failure to select a player within the allotted time will result in skipping to the next team in the draft If your team is not present on Draft Day they will pick players from the “Free Agent Pool”.

9. TEAM ROSTER Each team must have a roster consisting of the following position player the entire season: 2 – QB 2 – RB 2 – WR 2 – TE 2 – K 1 – OPEN Failure to keep the roster at 11 players at anytime during the season will result in the lowering of team points.

10. SALARY CAP Each team is allotted a salary cap in the amount of (To Be Determined) to be used on their roster. Teams maybe under the salary cap but at no time during the season should a team be over the salary cap. Failure to stay within the set salary cap will results in reduction of your teams points.

11. WEEKLY STARTERS Prior to the start of each new NFL week every FFFL team must submit a “Weekly Starter Sheet”. Each week the owners must start the following position players; 1 – QB 1 – RB 1 – WR 1 – TE 1 – K

12. OFFENSE SCORING Pts Value Passing 1ptevery 1yd gained 1ptevery completion -5ptsevery Int’s thrown 10ptsevery passing TD 2ptsevery passing XP Pts Value Rushing 2ptevery 1yd gained 10ptsevery rushing TD 2ptsevery rushing XP Pts Value Receiving 2ptevery 1yd gained 1ptevery completion 10ptsevery receiving TD 2ptsevery receiving XP

13. KICKING SCORING Kicking every PAT kick made 1pt every PAT kick missed -10pts every FG 1-19 yds made 3pts every FG 20 - 29 yds made 5pts every FG 30 - 39 yds made 10pts every FG 40 - 49 yds made 15pts every FG 50 - 59 yds made 25pts every FG 60+ made 50pts every FG missed -3pts

14. FFFL WEEKLY RANKING Weekly Team RankFFFL Points 1 st 11pts 2 nd 10pts 3 rd 9pts 4 th 8pts 5 th 7pts 6 th 6pts 7 th 5pts 8 th 4pts 9 th 3pts 10 th 2pts 11 th 1pts

15. FFFL PROJECT GRADE Class Participation Group Involvement Week-To-Week Improvements Staying Current Abiding by the FFFL Rules