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Fantasy American Football

Fantasy American Football quiz

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Question 1 of 3Easy

What does the abbreviation PPR mean in fantasy football?

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  1. 1 Easy

    Which position shares standard fantasy FLEX spots with RBs and WRs?

    Answer: Tight end

    Why: Tight ends are the third eligible skill group in standard flex spots, while quarterbacks remain barred.

  2. 2 Medium

    What does FAAB stand for on fantasy football waiver wires?

    Answer: Free Agent Acquisition Budget

    Why: Managers submit hidden bids from a season-long play budget, giving everyone an equal shot at top waiver targets.

  3. 3 Hard

    Which fantasy football format lets you start a second quarterback?

    Answer: Superflex

    Why: Superflex slots accept any offensive position, but managers almost always start a quarterback for maximum points.

  4. 4 Easy

    How many points is a passing touchdown in standard fantasy football?

    Answer: 4

    Why: Passing touchdowns award 4 points instead of 6 to prevent quarterbacks from completely dominating weekly scores.

  5. 5 Medium

    Which fantasy football league lets you keep your full team every year?

    Answer: Dynasty league

    Why: Unlike keeper formats where only a few stars stay, dynasty formats keep entire rosters and draft only rookies.

  6. 6 Easy

    Which fantasy football draft format is named for reversing pick order?

    Answer: Snake draft

    Why: The manager with the last pick of the first round gets back-to-back selections by picking first in round two.

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