Fantasy Football Score Calculator
Project player performance based on custom league scoring settings
1. League Scoring Rules (Multipliers)
2. Player Statistics (Raw Data)
Projected Fantasy Score
Understanding Fantasy Sports Scoring Systems
In the world of fantasy sports, players earn points based on their real-life performance on the field. Because every league commissioner can customize the rules, the same performance by a quarterback or wide receiver can result in vastly different scores across different platforms like ESPN, Yahoo, or Sleeper.
This Fantasy Sports Calculator allows you to bridge that gap by inputting specific stats and applying your league's unique scoring multipliers. Whether you are playing "Standard" scoring or "Full PPR" (Point Per Reception), knowing how these numbers aggregate is crucial for drafting and weekly lineup decisions.
Standard vs. PPR Scoring Explained
- Standard Scoring: Historically the default, where receivers and running backs do not receive points for the catch itself, only for the yardage and touchdowns gained.
- Half-PPR (0.5): A middle ground that gives 0.5 points per reception. This balances the value between heavy-workload running backs and high-volume slot receivers.
- Full PPR (1.0): Heavily favors wide receivers and pass-catching backs by awarding a full point for every catch, regardless of yardage.
Typical Example Calculation
Imagine a Wide Receiver has the following stat line:
- 100 Receiving Yards (10 points in standard)
- 8 Receptions (8 points in Full PPR)
- 1 Touchdown (6 points)
In a Standard league, this player earns 16.0 points. In a Full PPR league, that same performance jumps to 24.0 points. This calculator helps you visualize that difference instantly.
How to Optimize Your Lineup
Use this tool to compare two players. If Player A is a "deep threat" who gets 2 catches for 80 yards and Player B is a "possession receiver" who gets 8 catches for 40 yards, Player B will almost always be more valuable in PPR formats despite having half the yardage.