There are a lot of different scoring settings when it comes to fantasy football. So, inevitably, you might be asking yourself, what stacks? Will a sack include a tackle and a QB hit?
On Sleeper, there are a few scoring settings that you could potentially stack points. If the NFL play applies truthfully to your scoring setting, then it will award the fantasy points.
Tackles
There are a few options for tackles, and they will stack.
The tackle option includes all three of the other options below:
Tackle For Loss, Assisted Tackle, and Solo Tackle.
Since they stack, setting tackles to award no value (or zero) and assisted and solo tackles to 0.5 points avoids doubling up.
Sacks
If your team or players earns a sack, it will stack with tackles and hit on QB.
An example would be if _____ sacks the QB.
Is it a tackle? Yes
Is it a tackle for a loss? (Most likely, but a team can record a sack for no gain)
Is it a sack? Yes
Is it a hit on QB? Yes
And is it a solo or assisted tackle? Yes.
Then all these points would stack.
Player Bonuses
An example of when points don’t stack would be in yardage.
Did he run for 100-199 yards? No
Did he run for 200+ yards? Yes
So you would get the only get the fantasy point(s) for the 200+ yards.
Based on the scoring above, if Dalvin Cook rushed for 205 yards, he would only get two points because they do not stack.
As soon as a player leaves the 100-199 yard range he loses that value and gets the value from the 200+ yard entry.
TD Bonuses
There are two different options for Yards Pass TD:
40+ yards
50+ yards
and they will stack.
Since they stack, I've set 50+ Yard Pass TD to award no value (or zero) because I'm already awarding points for 40+ Yard Pass TD.
By not entering a value for 50+ Yard Pass TD, I'm avoiding points from doubling up.