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Week 21 - Final
01-Feb-2009

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In-Season Features
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■ QSS Injury Report-Wed.
■ QSS IR/PUP List-Wed.

■ QSS Injury Report-Fri.
■ QSS IR/PUP List-Fri.

Updates (as needed)
■ Stats corrections/updates
■ Newly added player ID #'s

Master Player Lists
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■ Offensive players
■ Defensive players
■ Offensive linemen

■ 2009 Schedule (formatted)
■ 2009 Draft (rookie IDs)

Software Vendor Info
■ Fantasy Football Assistant (FFA)
■ Kommish

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■ NFL Standings
■ NFL Schedule
■ Game Previews/Reviews

Miscellaneous
■ NFL Tie-Breakers
■ NFL's QB Rating Formula

News, Notes and other Hot Topics

Monday May 4, 2009

New for 2009!  5-digit Player IDs.

We were running out of 4-digit player IDs, so this year we will be expanding the field to 5 digits.  The current master player lists, zero stats files and the 2009 NFL Draft file already reflect this change.  Also, we have updated the Descriptor files which explain the file layouts in detail.  You can find them by clicking here.  Please note that the actual sample files are not yet updated.  Within a few days, we will post updated sample files.

Here's a brief summary what has changed to the file layouts.

  1. Player ID expanded from 4 to 5 digits
  2. All fields in the file layouts AFTER Player ID will move 1 space to the right to accommodate the change.
  3. Existing player and team IDs remain unchanged.  Only new players will have 5-digit IDs.
  4. All 2009 drafted rookies have IDs ranging from 11001-11256.
  5. stats files, draft files, injury reports and master player lists will all be changed to incorporate 5-digit IDs.

Still have questions?  E-mail us and we'll be happy to assist you.

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Be sure to renew your subscription before October 1st each season.  As most of you know, a subscription is required to access the stats for the entire season.  Week 3 is the final week in which you will be able to download the stats without a username & password.  As always, we appreciate your business and welcome your input on how we can better serve you.

New for 2008 - CSV files.

This season we will be offering comma separated values (CSV) files.  They are easily imported into spreadsheets like Microsoft Excel and other applications.  Only weekly stats will be offered in CSV format.  Year-to-date stats will not be available in CSV format.

A word or two about player names

When looking up a player in the master lists or in the zero stats files, please note that we use the player's proper name, not his nickname.  TE Boo Williams' first name is Eddie, Atlanta WR Roddy White's first name is Sharod, Carolina WR Steve Smith's first name is Stevonne, and so on.

Undrafted rookie free agents - Every year, hundreds of undrafted players are invited to NFL training camps.  Most of them never see the light of an NFL regular season roster.  For that reason, we normally don't add undrafted rookies to the master lists until they actually make a regular season roster.  Otherwise, we'd run out of ID numbers pretty quickly - with many of them going to players who'll never play in the NFL.  Each season, the Sunday prior to the season's first week is the normal cutdown day for NFL teams to get their rosters down to the 53-man limit.  As a result, we'll have updated master player lists and zero stats files on Monday, and we will have added all the undrafted rookies at that time.

Weird Scoring Plays

How does Quick Stats handle unusual scoring plays in the NFL?  The following links will help you sort out most of them.

Unusual Scoring Plays
■ How the NFL & Elias rule on weird scoring plays
 ■ Trick plays on special teams
■ Fumble recovery TDs by offensive players

These links are also permanently available in the left-hand column of this page.

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