Weekly Fantasy Football Scoring Leaders for All Formats

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FAQ

Fantasy Football Scoring Leaders

The Fantasy Football Scoring Leaders table displays the fantasy scoring results from the previous season for every single player in the NFL.

It displays average fantasy points per game, total fantasy points scored in the entire season, and game-by-game fantasy point production.

You can search for a player via the search bar function or sort the players via position (QB, RB, WR, TE, FLEX). You can also sort the players from top to bottom (or vice versa) in any of the previously mentioned categories to quickly determine the leaders.

Why do we separate this data by scoring format?

Fantasy football scoring can take many different forms. The most common three types of scoring in redraft and best ball leagues tend to be standard (no points per reception), 0.5 PPR (0.5 points per reception), and PPR (1.0 points per reception).

0.5 PPR scoring has become a nice compromise between the traditional Standard scoring method and full-point PPR scoring. 0.5 PPR scoring awards players 0.5 points per reception, which recognizes the value of a receiver catching a pass on offense, but not to the extent that PPR scoring does. This still bumps up the value of the receivers in the format and makes managers more wary of the pass-catching aspect of the game.

From a drafting standpoint, 0.5 PPR scoring is more in line with PPR scoring in that you want to give extra credence to players with high route running percentages and larger team target shares. However, TD upside is still more important in 0.5 PPR scoring than it is in PPR scoring, just given the smaller points awarded for a catch.