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If, at the end of the season, two or more players finish with the same overall record, the following system will be used to break the tie:
- Overall winning percentage.
- Fantasy points scored.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 17.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 16.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 15.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 14.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 13.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 12.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 11.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 10.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 9.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 8.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 7.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 6.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 5.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 4.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 3.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 2.
- Fantasy points scored in Week 1.
- Random "coin flip".
In the event that a playoff game ends in a tie, the deadlock will be broken using the following system:
- Most touchdowns scored by entire starting roster.
- Most fantasy points by starting quarterback(s).
- Most fantasy points by starting defensive team(s).
- Most fantasy points by starting defensive player(s).
- Most fantasy points by starting defensive back(s).
- Most fantasy points by starting defensive linemen.
- Most fantasy points by starting wide receiver(s).
- Most fantasy points by starting running back(s).
- Most fantasy points by starting tight end(s).
- Most fantasy points by starting kicker(s).
- Random "coin flip".
NOTES:
- When breaking a tie in a playoff game, the only statistics used will be from that specific game.
- For any end-of-season ties, the final week of your league's regular season will be the first week used to break the deadlock.
- For any tie where a weekly point total comes in to play, only those weeks where all teams involved in the tie received fantasy points will be considered.
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