[fullmetal]

Right.  The number of times a player touches the ball, the more likely his score will be high.  This is why QBs generally score a lot of points (and have their scoring modifiers reduced), followed by RBs, then WRs.

TM was so close to getting that rushing TD!  Sigh.  For the want of about a foot, 7 fantasy points across hundreds of thousands of rosters were lost.

[fullmetal]

Right.  The number of times a player touches the ball, the more likely his score will be high.  This is why QBs generally score a lot of points (and have their scoring modifiers reduced), followed by RBs, then WRs.

TM was so close to getting that rushing TD!  Sigh.  For the want of about a foot, 7 fantasy points across hundreds of thousands of rosters were lost.