The 2 Mugs Fantasy Football Playoff League

Not ready for the fantasy season to be over?  Well neither are we.  That's why we're hosting a fantasy playoff league through NFL.com.  Here's the basic info:

• $5 entry fee
• Winner takes all of the pot up to the first 100 entries.
  • Additional placewinners will be added for every 100 entries. So if there are 350 entries, the top 4 will be paid out.  Prizes will be finalized at the start of the contest.
• To enter, contact to get the PayPal payment info and league information.

The full NFL.com rules can be found here.

The biggest thing to note is the following:

"The fantasy points accumulated by each player during one (1) weekly scoring period will be multiplied by the number of consecutive weeks in which the player has been on your roster assuming such player's team progresses through the playoffs. A player can earn bonus multipliers of 2x, 3x or 4x for a given week based on the number of weeks they were on the fantasy team roster. For example: A user selects Tom Brady, NE in the Wild Card round. Brady earns 15 fantasy points in the first weekly scoring period therefore the participant is awarded 15 points for the first weekly scoring period. If NE advances to the Divisional Playoffs and the participant selects to keep Brady on his/ her roster for the second consecutive weekly scoring period, and Brady earns 20 fantasy points in his Divisional Playoff game, the participant will earn 40 points for the second consecutive weekly scoring period (20 x 2 = 40). Those 40 points will be added to the 15 points earned in the first weekly scoring period for a two-week total of 55 points (15 + 40 = 55). In addition, a user can select Tom Brady, NE in the Wild Card round even if the New England Patriots have a bye into the Divisional Round. In this case, the user would not earn any points for the Wild Card round, but would then be eligible to earn "double points" in the Divisional round, since Brady was on the team's roster for 2 weekly scoring periods."

Good luck to everyone!