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Fantasy Football Points Calculator
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A fan tool for fantasy football. Not affiliated with the NFL or any fantasy platform. Enter one player's game or season stats and pick your league's scoring format.
Your stats stay in your browser. Totals are rounded to two decimal places, as most fantasy platforms show them.
Example: a QB with 300 passing yards, 2 passing TDs, 1 interception and 20 rushing yards in Full PPR → 20.00 fantasy points (12.00 passing + 8.00 TDs − 2.00 INT + 2.00 rushing).
Behind the numbers
How fantasy football points are calculated
Every stat is worth a fixed number of points, set by your league. Multiply each stat by its points value, add the positive categories, then subtract the points lost to interceptions and fumbles. The only difference between Standard, Half-PPR and Full PPR is the points per reception: 0, 0.5 and 1. Everything else in the table below is the same in all three formats.
Worked example (Full PPR): 0.04 × 300 = 12.00 passing yards points; 4 × 2 = 8.00 passing TD points; −2 × 1 = −2.00 for the interception; 0.1 × 20 = 2.00 rushing points. Total: 12.00 + 8.00 − 2.00 + 2.00 = 20.00 fantasy points. Over 1 game, that is 20.00 points per game.
Reference
Scoring by format
| Stat | Standard | Half-PPR | Full PPR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Passing yard | 0.04 pts | 0.04 pts | 0.04 pts |
| Passing touchdown | 4 pts | 4 pts | 4 pts |
| Interception thrown | −2 pts | −2 pts | −2 pts |
| Rushing yard | 0.1 pts | 0.1 pts | 0.1 pts |
| Rushing touchdown | 6 pts | 6 pts | 6 pts |
| Receiving yard | 0.1 pts | 0.1 pts | 0.1 pts |
| Receiving touchdown | 6 pts | 6 pts | 6 pts |
| Reception | 0 pts | 0.5 pts | 1 pt |
| Fumble lost | −2 pts | −2 pts | −2 pts |
| 2-point conversion | 2 pts | 2 pts | 2 pts |
These are the most common default values used by fantasy platforms. Your league may differ — a few leagues give 6 points for a passing touchdown or 1 point per 20 passing yards. Use the Custom league option to match your league exactly.
A few comparisons
Example scores
| Player line | Format | Total points |
|---|---|---|
| QB: 300 pass yds, 2 pass TDs, 1 INT, 20 rush yds | Full PPR | 20.00 |
| RB: 85 rush yds, 1 rush TD, 4 rec, 32 rec yds, 1 rec TD | Full PPR | 27.70 |
| RB: same line (85 rush yds, 1 rush TD, 4 rec, 32 rec yds, 1 rec TD) | Standard | 23.70 |
| WR: 7 rec, 110 rec yds, 1 rec TD | Half-PPR | 20.50 |
The same running back line is worth 27.70 in Full PPR and 23.70 in Standard — the 4 receptions alone are worth 4.00 points in Full PPR and nothing in Standard.
Tips before you set your lineup
Always compare players in the same scoring format — a pass-catching running back looks average in Standard and elite in Full PPR.
Passing touchdowns are worth 4 points in most leagues, so a quarterback who runs for touchdowns is worth more than one who only throws them.
Interceptions and fumbles cost points — a quarterback with 2 interceptions loses 4 points, the same as a passing touchdown gives.
Enter your league's exact values with the Custom league option — a 6-point passing touchdown league changes quarterback rankings completely.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between PPR and standard scoring?
In standard scoring, receptions earn no points. In Half-PPR each reception is worth 0.5 points, and in Full PPR each reception is worth 1 point. A running back with 5 catches scores 0 extra points in standard, 2.5 in Half-PPR and 5 in Full PPR, so the same stats can be worth very different totals.
How much does scoring vary by league?
A lot. Some leagues give 6 points for a passing touchdown instead of 4, some give 1 point per 20 passing yards instead of 25, and some add bonuses for 300-yard games or long touchdowns. Use the Custom league option on this page to enter your league's exact values.
What stats count toward fantasy points?
Passing yards and touchdowns, rushing yards and touchdowns, receiving yards, touchdowns and receptions, plus bonuses such as two-point conversions. Interceptions and lost fumbles subtract points. Return yards, tackles and sacks usually count only in IDP or return-yard leagues, not in standard scoring.
Can I use my own league's scoring rules?
Yes. Choose 'Custom league...' in the scoring dropdown, type your league name and enter the points for each stat. The calculator uses your values instead of the preset, so the total matches your league.