When calculating pts yielded by the defense, the defense is only accountable for pts scored while their unit is on the field. So if a fumble or interception is returned all the way back for a TD while the offensive unit is on the field, or if the offense gets tackled for a safety, those pts do not count against the defensive unit. All kicks and punts returned for TD's will be counted as defensive TD's. In addition to all scoring categories listed above, each player and defense will earn one pt or lose one pt for an actual win or loss during real NFL action. The Commisioner - StandardNET Online Sports Editor Brian Coats is the Commisioner of the league.
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The Commisioner is responsible for scoring all teams each week. During the course of the season questions in the rules may arise. Any question about the interpretation of the scoring or rules should be politely brought to the Commisioner's attention. Mistakes can be corrected up to two weeks after that week's results. After the two-week grace period, all scores will be considered permanent.