Touchdown Only is not a common scoring format in fantasy football, as it only awards points for touchdowns scored by players.

Running Backs are typically the most valuable position in fantasy football due to their high potential for scoring points through both rushing and receiving.

Double Dip is the term used to describe when a player scores a touchdown and also throws a touchdown pass in the same game.

Zero-RB is not a common strategy in fantasy football, as it involves not drafting any running backs and instead relying on wide receivers and tight ends to score points.

Boom Game is the term used to describe when a player has a particularly good game and exceeds expectations.

Fantasy Points Against (FPA) is not a common statistic used to evaluate fantasy football players, as it measures the number of points allowed by a player's defense or special teams unit.

Bust is the term used to describe a player who is expected to perform well in fantasy football but ends up disappointing.

Linebacker is not a common position in fantasy football, as they do not typically score points.

Sleeper is the term used to describe a player who is not expected to perform well in fantasy football but ends up exceeding expectations.

Drafting a quarterback early is not a common strategy in fantasy football, as quarterbacks typically do not score as many points as other positions.

Waiver Wire Pickup is the term used to describe a player who is added to a fantasy football team from the waiver wire.

Sacks are not a common statistic used to evaluate fantasy football defenses, as they do not directly contribute to scoring points.

Breakout Player is the term used to describe a player who is expected to have a breakout season and perform significantly better than in previous seasons.

Drafting a tight end early is not a common strategy in fantasy football, as tight ends typically do not score as many points as other positions.

Floor Player is the term used to describe a player who is consistently reliable and scores a similar number of points each week.