Anomoly corrected, and my apologies to both teams involved.
From the Yahoo Scoring Standards...
The number of points allowed by a team defense in Yahoo! Sports Fantasy
Football will not always match the final score posted by their opponent
in their real-life game.
A team's defense is not responsible for those points allowed while
their team's offense is on the field. They are, however, responsible for all kickoff and punt return points allowed.
In Yahoo! Sports Fantasy Football, scoring for the Points Allowed
category in leagues using Team Defenses will include the following
situations:
- All TDs scored against the defense.
- All FGs scored by the opponent.
- All PATs (Extra Points and 2-PT conversions.)
- Special Teams Scoring (kickoff and punt returns for touchdowns, as
well as blocked punts returned for Touchdowns.)
- All other scoring categories chosen within the league.
Note: Points scored against the team's offensive unit (i.e.,
interception and fumble returns for TDs, FG blocks returned for
Touchdowns, and safeties) will NOT be counted in the Points Allowed
category.
Scoring in the Points Allowed category is standard in all leagues and
cannot be modified to include or exclude points of a certain type.
Therefor: the TD scored by the Broncos against the Steelers on the fumble, does not count against the Steelers.
The Green Beans win stands!
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