Today was Scott Fish Bowl draft day! My league and many slow drafts kicked off SFB16 this morning. Scott Fish Bowl is a very popular annual fantasy football event that raises money for charity and is considered the unofficial kickoff of fantasy draft season.
This morning I did a live stream video on YouTube showing how to setup Draft Buddy for this unique format league. Although the league is rather unique, the video is helpful to all potential Draft Buddy users. You will get an overview of how Draft Buddy works, and see how easy it is to setup in a few steps.
Scott Fish Bowl Format and Scoring
The league is pretty unique. There are 10 starters and an owner can start up to 2 QB but is not required to start any position. Want to start 10 TE? Sure, go for it.
The scoring is outside the ordinary too. Lots of scoring! The SFB16 theme is video games and the scoring fits. It includes milestone bonuses and big play bonuses. Here are the details:

Draft Buddy handles a lot of scoring options but maybe not all of these. It isn’t like we project the number of 40 yard plays a player will hit in a season. However, based on some good information I adjust the scoring in Draft Buddy to line up with projected fantasy points for SFB16.
Draft Buddy Setup Video
Without further adieu, here is the video show my Draft Buddy setup for the Scott Fish Bowl. My league is the Bubble Bobble division – love that retro game, had to pick it – and I have the number one overall pick. Watch the video and you’ll hear who I take at the 1.01.
If you have questions, whether about Draft Buddy or SFB, or both, then comment below. Thanks for watching.
