I think people thought interceptions would count against their opponent and when it didn't they learned of the rule change and now they are salty. The rules are known now. If interceptions count against quarterbacks then drops should count against receivers' date=' fumbles should be counted against everyone whether they recover it or not, blocked punts should count against your defense/special teams and missed XPs and missed FGs should count against kickers starting at -3 or -1. If your kicker misses a 50 yarder...-5.[/quote']

 

I've never heard of any of those scoring systems. But I've heard of plenty of deductions for QBs throwing INTs

I thought Godot actually said last year the no deductions for INTs was actually a mistake when setting up the league and wasn't a deliberate rule change.

 

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I thought Godot actually said last year the no deductions for INTs was actually a mistake when setting up the league and wasn't a deliberate rule change.

 

Bingo. We have a winner!

 

That is true, but I do like that interceptions didn't count against the QB and I like PP92 argument (see below)

 

If interceptions count against quarterbacks then drops should count against receivers, fumbles should be counted against everyone whether they recover it or not, blocked punts should count against your defense/special teams and missed XPs and missed FGs should count against kickers starting at -3 or -1. If your kicker misses a 50 yarder...-5.

Depends on how complicated you want to make it.

 

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I've never heard of any of those scoring systems. But I've heard of plenty of deductions for QBs throwing INTs

 

Neither have I. Just making a point that it is unfair for the QB to be deducted points for mistakes but no one else is.

Depends on how complicated you want to make it.

 

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