More History --- Scoring Records

Earlier this year, I documented the highest and lowest-scoring games in the modern era of the TTFFL.  Continuing with the theme of historical research, I would now like to present the records for most/fewest points scored in a season in the modern era.  In fact, I'll present total scores for every team for every year of the modern era:

	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016
Aaron	958	1066	988	973	868	1182	696.8
Adam	1054	1016	972	1153	1046	1044	980.2
Dave	1128	1041	1072	1217	955	1034	1036.3
Jason	981	956	1092	1185	1009	796	772.4
Jody	1108	1175	1021	837	1018	1017	879.6
Kevin	895	964	897	1107	947	1164	886.8
Levi	N/A	1003	1095	1059	1081	1003	640.3
Merrill	1086	945	981	1004	1056	1116	693.1
Mex	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	1036	1069	891.4
Paul	1071	1033	1028	859	1014	916	800.6
Pete	1091	949	891	879	904	991	795.5
Taylor	841	1223	1119	1069	990	929	827.6

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The top scorer for each season is indicated in italics, and the champion for a given season is in bold.  The totals for this year are incomplete, obviously.

Additionally, as I mentioned earlier, now that we're scoring points for every yard gained and lost, each QB, RB, WR and TE is scoring average of about half a point per game more than they did in previous seasons.  So to make a more accurate comparison, the totals prior to 2016 should be normalized upward by 3.5 points per game, or 56 points per season.  After making that adjustment, the totals look as follows:

	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016
Aaron	1014	1122	1044	1029	924	1238	696.8
Adam	1110	1072	1028	1209	1102	1100	980.2
Dave	1184	1097	1128	1273	1011	1090	1036.3
Jason	1037	1012	1148	1241	1065	852	772.4
Jody	1164	1229	1077	893	1074	1073	879.6
Kevin	951	1020	953	1163	1003	1220	886.8
Levi	N/A	1059	1151	1115	1137	1059	640.3
Merrill	1142	1001	1037	1060	1112	1172	693.1
Mex	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	1092	1125	891.4
Paul	1127	1089	1084	915	1070	972	800.6
Pete	1147	1005	947	935	960	1047	795.5
Taylor	897	1279	1175	1125	1046	985	827.6

Now, you may think that I'm only posting this because I'm on track to absolutely CRUSH Taylor's current record of 1279 adjusted points in a season.  And you'd be right about that.  But you can also draw some other conclusions from this data.  For example, winning the title in a year when you score the most points is more common than you might think (me in 2013, Aaron last year).  And also, if you can't score at least 1000 points in a season, you're really fairly worthless.  So nanny-nanny boo-boo Jason, Paul, and Taylor from last year.

Obviously I'm only talking about how worthless you are if you failed to score 1000 total points on the adjusted scale.  Everyone can miss in the old scoring system every now and then.  Like in 2014, for example.