Gotham Gazette: The Fantasy League Gets a Newspaper

Field notes

The publication organizes league coverage into recognizable newsroom departments, including a Chaos Desk, draft report cards, sketches, and Corrections. Its analysis uses the league's unusual scoring rules—10 points per touchdown, half a point per rush attempt, and yard-based field-goal scoring—to explain why conventional draft advice failed. A house model also compares expected value with actual selection timing, flagging Josh Jacobs as the night's major value gap.