Can You Solve Video Game Scoring? #SFB16 Mock Draft | Mock Draft Monday

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Can You Solve Video Game Scoring? #SFB16 Mock Draft | Mock Draft Monday Nate Polvogt is joined by special guest host Dave Stewart for a Mock Draft Monday built around the wildest scoring of the offseason: Scott Fish Bowl 16. SFB16 brings back the video game theme, and the scoring rewards everything explosive. Six points for every TD, half a point per reception and per first down, a TE premium that adds a point on both, and a stack of big-play bonuses for 300 and 400 yard passing games, 100 and 200 yard rushing and receiving days, and long plays of 40-plus and 20-plus yards. Rosters run 10 starters and 10 bench, up to two QB, no kickers, and a deep flex. Nate and Dave walk through how that scoring reshapes a draft board. Dual-threat QBs who pile up passing yardage and rushing upside carry premium value, the TE premium pulls elite tight ends up the board, and big-play WRs and pass-catching RBs become every-week bonus threats. They talk through where to take your first QB, when the TE premium is worth reaching for, and how to balance floor and ceiling when a single long play can swing a matchup. Every pick comes with reasoning, so you can apply the same logic to your own SFB16 draft or any high-scoring, big-play format. Topics covered in this episode: SFB16 video game scoring explained, how the TE premium changes tier rankings, drafting dual-threat QB early, chasing big-play and yardage bonuses, building a balanced 10-man starting lineup, and picks viewers can take straight into their own drafts. Get our full suite of draft tools at tools.optimusfantasy.com. Use promo code YT26 for a one-week free trial. Join the conversation in our Discord: discord.gg/MNWnY5hmgE Find everything Optimus in one place: optimusfantasy.com/find-us