Fantasy Football Team Draft Grader
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How to Use the Rate My Fantasy Football Team Calculator
Post-draft anxiety is real. Whether you just finished your 12-team home league draft or a high-stakes SFB qualifier, you want to know how your roster stacks up against the competition. Our Fantasy Football Team Calculator uses a weighted algorithmic approach to analyze your positional strength relative to your league size.
The Scoring Logic Explained
Not every position carries the same weight in fantasy football. Our calculator applies the following importance metrics to determine your final grade:
- Running Backs & Wide Receivers (30% each): These are the engines of your team. The calculator looks at the average rank of your starters to ensure you have high-end volume.
- Quarterback (15%): In standard formats, having a top-8 dual-threat QB provides a significant weekly floor.
- Bench & Flex Depth (15%): Injuries are inevitable. A team with no depth will struggle through bye weeks.
- Tight End (10%): While a "onesie" position, having a positional advantage here (Top 5 TE) boosts your overall ceiling.
Example Calculations
Let's look at two common draft scenarios in a 12-team league:
The "Zero RB" Hero:
QB Rank: 4 (Lamar Jackson)
Avg RB Rank: 35 (Mid-tier committee)
Avg WR Rank: 5 (Elite trio)
TE Rank: 3 (Mark Andrews)
Resulting Grade: B+ (Elite WRs and QB carry the load, but RB volatility lowers the floor).
QB Rank: 4 (Lamar Jackson)
Avg RB Rank: 35 (Mid-tier committee)
Avg WR Rank: 5 (Elite trio)
TE Rank: 3 (Mark Andrews)
Resulting Grade: B+ (Elite WRs and QB carry the load, but RB volatility lowers the floor).
The "Robust RB" Specialist:
QB Rank: 15 (Kirk Cousins)
Avg RB Rank: 6 (CMC and Saquon)
Avg WR Rank: 28 (Solid veterans)
TE Rank: 12 (Streaming option)
Resulting Grade: B (High RB floor, but lacks the explosive upside of top-tier WRs/QBs).
QB Rank: 15 (Kirk Cousins)
Avg RB Rank: 6 (CMC and Saquon)
Avg WR Rank: 28 (Solid veterans)
TE Rank: 12 (Streaming option)
Resulting Grade: B (High RB floor, but lacks the explosive upside of top-tier WRs/QBs).
3 Tips to Improve Your Fantasy Team Rating
- Consolidate for Stars: If your bench is "too good," trade two 10-point players for one 15-point player. In fantasy, the highest individual score in a slot usually wins.
- Value the Flex: Your flex position should ideally be a WR in PPR leagues. Look for WR ranks in the 20-35 range to fill this spot.
- Don't Ignore the QB Scarcity: In 10-team leagues, you can wait on QB. In 14-16 team leagues, failing to get a top 10 QB puts you at a massive disadvantage.