1 point for every 25 passing yards (For example, 150 yards = 6 points)
*4 points for every TD pass plus 1 point for every ten yards on the play.
-For example, a 22 yard TD pass is 4 points plus 2 points for the yards.
1 point for throwing a 2 point conversion pass
 Quarterbacks can also get rushing yardage points and TD points

 

1 point for every 10 yards (For example, 88 yards = 8 points)
6 points for every TD run or catch plus 1 point for every ten yards.
2 points for every 2-point conversion run or catch.
 Running backs can get receiving yards and receiving TD's.
 Wide Receivers can receive running points in they run a reverse, etc.
 Punt/Kickoff returns: If you own a receiver/running back who does punts, only    touchdowns count as points. No yardage points for a normal return.

 

10 points for a shutout
5 points for giving up less than 10 points. 
3 points for less than 20 points. If defense gives up 20 points, you get 0 points.
6 points for TD by defense or special teams plus 1 point for every ten yards.
2 points for an interception or recovered fumble
2 points for a safety
1 point for a sack
* Touchdown returns count only when scored by a defensive player. Multi-turnover plays where the offense regains possession and scores DO NOT count as a defensive TD
* Fake punts and field goals DO NOT count as special teams TD
* Touchdowns scored by opposing defense DO NOT count, but extra points do.
* All special teams touchdowns count against your defense.

 

1 point for an extra point.
3 points for a field goal 39 yards or under, 4 for a kick 40-49 yards, and so forth.
* If, in a rare situation, a kicker scores or throws for a touchdown, the play counts.

** All disputed calls are decided by a league vote. When not possible, by commissioner.