I. Scoring
Touchdowns

Rushing and receiving

Passing

Field goals, extra points,
2-point conversions

Game tie-breakers
If the game is tied after all players have played, then the team with the most total yards (excluding kicker) wins. This includes passing, rushing and receiving yards from all starting players. If the game is still tied, the team with the most points from its kicker, then QB, then TE, then WRs, then RBs wins. If in the unlikelihood it is still tied, the game ends in a tie.

Division tie-breakers
1st: Most points scored
2nd: Best division record
3rd: Head-to-head with tied team(s)
4th: Most points against
5th: Coin flip

II. Turning in lineups

When
The deadline to change your starting lineup is Saturday at 7 p.m., and it must be done on the CBS Sportsline site. When there is a game scheduled before the normal deadline time, the deadline will become 30 minutes before kickoff of the first game. The Cmmsh will change lineups in rare circumstances -- only in the case of an emergency, and never after the deadline. Trades and transactions must be entered on the Sportsline site by Saturday at 7 p.m. They will be announced by the Cmmsh by the following Tuesday (usually sooner).
If lineup isn't turned in ...
The same lineup from the previous week is used REGARDLESS OF WHETHER OR NOT A PLAYER IS INJURED OR ON A BYE.

III. Roster moves

FREE-AGENT PICKUPS
A team may not exceed the 17-player maximum roster. There is no limit to how many players a team may have at one position.
Ray Ronquillo waiver position rule: If two teams want the same player in the same week, the team with the highest waiver position gets him.* Original waiver position is decided by the past season's standings, lowest goes first. Expansion teams will be last. If there is more than one expansion team in any given season, whichever team joined the league last will be last. When the waiver position rule is used, the higher team claims the player and drops to 10th. All other teams move up one position.
* Except for backup quarterback/kickers claimed by a team that has the starter. A team that has the starter has first rights, and does not move down regardless of whether another team wanted that player or not.
When a free agent is claimed, he may not be used in a starting lineup until the week after he is claimed.
Medgar Williams exception rule: A quarterback or kicker may be picked up and started in the same week if he is being picked up because of all QBs or Ks are injured (they must be listed on injury report as doubtful or out) or are on a bye. In that case, a player at that position must be cut for the free agent to fill his spot. Also, you must contact the Cmmsh to let him know you are invoking this rule.
Jay Ory rule: If a team cuts a player, that team may not reclaim the player for two weeks.

TRADES
May be made within conferences only.
VETO RULE: Any trade that doesn't involve the Cmmsh, is subject to his protest. Only he has the right to send a trade to the veto board. If the Cmmsh protests a trade, the trade will be sent to the veto board, and is nulled for that week at the minimum. If the Cmmsh approves a trade, it will take affect AS SOON AS IT IS POSTED.

For trades made by the Cmmsh, teams in that conference will have 24 hours to protest. If one team protests a trade made by the Cmmsh, the Cmmsh will announce the protest and another 24 hours will be added (from the time of the original protest) to give other teams time to view the deal. It must be protested by three teams to send to the veto board. If the trade is sent to the veto board, it is nulled for that week at the minimum.
VETO BOARDS: For protested trades in the East: Charles Savois, Mike Prange, Cmmsh; in the West: Greg Lee, Shawn Smith, Christian Helmstetter.
Pre-draft trades: Any players involved in pre-draft trades must be kept, or if for some reason a team leaves the league after he makes a trade pre-draft, the trade is null and void.

DEADLINE
With both pickups and trades, Week 11.

IV. Playoffs

After the 13-game regular season, the second-place teams from each division will face the first-place teams from the other division within each conference. In the following week, the remaining teams will play for the conference championship, and in Week 16 of the NFL season, the two conference champions will face each other for the FFL title.
Kevin Spain Exception Rule: Any non-division winning team that fails to finish at least .500 will not be eligible for the playoffs, unless there is not another qualified team in the other division. In the case where a second-place team does not qualify, a the other division's third-place team will make the playoffs, assuming that team has a record of .500 or better.
In the Fantasy Bowl, there is a possibility of the two teams facing each other having like players. The teams are allowed to use that (those) player(s) if both teams don't start him (them). In the instance that both teams start the same player, the commissioner would call both owners and ask them to use someone else at that position.

V. Salary structure

For keepers
Salaries stay the same after the first year of a contract (A then B players). In the next two seasons (C and D players), salaries increase by 25 percent BOTH seasons (rounded up to the next dollar).
After the fourth season of a player's contract (D players), he must be released back into the draft pool.
When you make a trade for a player, you take his salary (and his season designation).  
For free agents
A player picked up will be assigned a 15A contract if only one team puts a claim in for him and 25A if two or more teams want him, unless, a player that is picked up has a salary (he was cut this season) AND his salary would be higher next season. (Example: Jerry Rice is cut and his salary is 18B, and he is picked up the next week. To keep him in the following season, his salary would be 23C, not 15A.)
Letter designations ALWAYS stay with a free agent, regardless of salary. (Example: Jerry Rice is cut in Week 3, his salary is 2C, and is picked up the next week. His salary would be 19C, not 19A.) This means any D player picked up must be released following the season, and therefore cannot be kept.

VI. Prizes

FFL champion: $750
FFL runner-up: $300
Conference runners-up: $150

VII. League money

$1,900 TAKEN IN.
Sportsline fee: $300
cmmsh.com fee, maintenance, other supplies for league: appx $150 (varies slightly)
Draft fee: $100 (covers food, soft drinks)
Prizes: $1,300

VII. Realignment

After every third season, the two divisions in each conference shall realign.
Formula: Total points scored over three seasons previous to realignment. If a team has not been in the league for three seasons, multiply average points per season by 3. Manning and Jackson Divisions will take 1st, 4th, 5th, 8th and 10th place. Hebert and Mills Divisions will take 2nd, 3rd, 6th, 7th and 9th place teams.
Seasons: Realignment will take place after following seasons: 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019, 2022, 2025, 2028.