Pos – position. Note that this is upper-case if the player was his team’s primary starter at the given position, it is lower-case if the player started some games but was not his team’s primary starter. This denotes the player’s rank within his position for that season. See also VBD, fantasy points, and OvRank.

RB = Running Back. WR = Wide Receiver. TE = Tight End. FLEX = Running Backs, Wide Receivers and Tight Ends can be used in this position. D/ST = Defense and Special Teams.

W/R/T. Wide Receiver/Running Back/Tight End. Any wide receiver, running back, or tight end.

Bench

Fantasy Points Allowed

Any shooting guard, guard, or guard/forward. G. Guard. Any point guard, shooting guard, guard, or guard/forward. SF.

UTILITY PLAYER’S

At the end of the week, your players points are summed up for your end of week score. Daily Lineup: You set your lineup every day switching out players who have games that day with players on your bench who do not. Weekly Lineup: You set your players for the week and only those players score points for that week.

In a standard league, the eight players on a team’s active roster earn points based on the statistics they generate in actual NFL games. These fantasy points are added together for a weekly team score. Statistics from bench players do NOT earn fantasy points.

Do you get points from bench players? The idea of the bench is that they don’t initially score points. However, if one of your players in the starting line-up doesn’t play any minutes, then one of your bench players will be automatically subbed on at the end of the game week.

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The Bench Boost and Triple Captain chips can each be used once a season and are played when saving your team on the my team page. They can be cancelled at anytime before the Gameweek deadline. The Free Hit chip can be used once a season, is played when confirming your transfers and can’t be cancelled after confirmed.

Key Points in Euro Fantasy: Clean Sheets – Points given when played at least 60 mins, if subbed and the team then concedes they keep their points.

If any of your outfield players don’t play in the Gameweek, they will be substituted by the highest priority outfield substitute who played in the Gameweek and doesn’t break the formation rules (eg. If your starting team has 3 defenders, a defender can only be replaced by another defender).

Competitions with 16 or 32 teams are quite straightforward – the top two teams in each group progress to the knockout stages. Four teams that have finished third in their group will progress to the knockout rounds. Two will not.

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