As the fictional footballer’s regular season draws to a close, we at ESPN Fantasy want to warn you about a major local character change: Tess Hill is no longer fit until the tight end and quarterbacks are now his primary position. Below, you’ll find answers to questions you may have regarding how it affects your fantasy team and / or league.
1. What is Hill’s qualification going forward?
Starting in Week 12, Hill only qualifies in QB.
2. Why change now, and not last week?
Hill played the entire game at QB in the 11th week and is expected to continue in that role, at least primarily, until Drew Bris returns as the New Orleans Saints’ starting quarterback.
Earlier last week, ESPN Fantasy said it would not remove the fitness of the tight end Hill’s primary position after the league week began on Tuesday. This is because fictional managers were given ample time to make roster assessments and lineup decisions early Wednesday morning and as early as the first game of the week before proceeding with an earlier waiver.
It has now been established that Hill will be primarily QB, and given the above structure, ESPN Fantasy Fantasy is capable of transforming into the beginning of Week 12.
3. Will Hill’s character change again this season?
Not likely. Based on what we know, the expectation is that Hill will only qualify on quarterback. Note that a player’s suitability is always at the discretion of ESPN Fantasy based on what is best for the competitive balance of the game.
What. What if I leave Hill at the starting lineup spot to advance QB? Will I still get the points I get?
Hill If Hill is left in a TE, Flex or WR / TE slot, users will not be able to pause or make lineup moves unless they remove it from the slot.
A If a user chooses not to remove it from that slot, the user will receive points for Hill’s performance. However, if your league deems an unfair advantage, league managers (LMs) have the ability to move Hill out of the starting lineup to any team in their league.
So to do this, LMA should visit their league on the ESPN Fantasy website, select “LM Tools” from the sub-navigation and then select “Roster Moves” from the “Roster Tools” section. From there, the LM can choose to edit the roster of the team that roasts the hill, including the ability to leave the hill, if desired.
Your If the roster at QB and / or TE in your league is minimum and maximum, it is possible that this change could invalidate your roster and force you to make roster moves to field a valid roster.
What. What if my league doesn’t like these decisions? What can the commissioner do?
Yes, if you are in a private league, the commissioner can use LM tools to make changes that reflect the desired composition of your league.
Among the things that can be adjusted using LM tools:
• Scoring of any matchup: To do so, the commissioner should visit his / her league’s ESPN Fantasy website and select “LM Tools” from the sub-researcher. Then, in the “League and Scoring Settings Tools” section, he / she can select “Adjust Scoring”. This will bring the LM to the league scoreboard page where he / she can select the week and the specific matchup that he / she wants to adjust.
• The roster proceeds to make changes to the starting lineups, within the limits of static qualification: As explained in question number in, LMA should visit their league on the ESPN Fantasy website, select “LM Tools” from the sub-navigation and then select “Roster Moves” from the “Roster Tools” section. From there, the LM can choose to edit the roster of the team that roasts the hill, including the ability to leave the hill, if desired.
6. My league team uses QB and Saints team QB will not receive points in 11 weeks. What does it offer?
Because Hill’s primary position is T.E. Was, his 11 figures of the week were not initially attributed to the Saints team QB. Once its primary position changed to QB, however, His stats for the week 11 game were undone, And you should definitely reflect the team QB fantasy points of the saints.
7. Why was Tessam Hill a TE in the first place?
To evaluate Hill’s position in the ESPN Fantasy Football for the 2020 season, several factors were taken into account.
Hill’s lead role on the offense was expected to come in positions other than QB, with Bryce being the Saints’ starting QB and the expectation that free-agent signer James Winston would serve as the No. 2 option in the position. Second, based on 2019 quick data, Hill’s use was most reflective of the tight end.
Overall, our goal at ESPN Fantasy is to provide fans with as much relief as possible, while all players reflect their value and use by their NFL team most accurately.
All standing eligibility decisions are at the discretion of ESPN Fantasy and are taken in the best interests of the fair, taking into account a number of factors, including the amount of time that fictional managers have to make changes.
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