Defensive touchdowns should count less in fantasy

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A fantasy defense can play poorly for sixty minutes, recover one bouncing interception, and swing a matchup with six points. Meanwhile a unit that forces five punts and allows thirteen points produces a forgettable total. Defensive scoring rewards noisy events more than sustained performance. I would cut return touchdowns to four and add small points for three-and-outs and fourth-down stops. Tell me why that is wrong.
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