How are fantasy football points calculated?

Each entered statistic is multiplied by its scoring value, then the results are added together. For example, 250 passing yards at 0.04 points per yard adds 10 points.

What is the difference between Standard, Half-PPR, and PPR?

These formats differ in how receptions score: Standard gives 0 points per reception, Half-PPR gives 0.5, and PPR gives 1. Other scoring rules can also vary by league.

Are the default fantasy football scoring settings universal?

No. Leagues and platforms can use different scoring rules. FadeIt uses a clearly shown example baseline and lets you change scoring values to match your league. Check your league settings for bonuses or special rules.

Does this calculator project a player’s future points?

No. It calculates a score from the statistics you enter. It does not use player projections, predict future performance, or connect to a fantasy league.

Fantasy sports · Football

Fantasy football
points calculator.

Enter a player’s stat line and your scoring format to see exactly how the points add up. No projections, sign-in, or league connection.

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01 / Stat line

Enter the numbers

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Player position

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Enter only the stats that apply. The calculator scores the line you enter—it does not project future performance.

Customize scoring values

Adjust point values to match your league. Editing a value switches the format to Custom.

Results update instantly

02 / Readout

Your fantasy points

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Points from this stat line

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Quarterback · Standard

Same stats, different formats

Standard scoring baseline

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Point-by-point breakdown

Standard

Enter a stat line to see where the points come from.

This is a scoring calculation, not a player projection. League settings can vary; match the values to your league.

Quick guide

What PPR changes

The format changes how much a catch is worth. It does not change the player’s real stat line.

00 / STANDARD

Catches add no points

Receptions score 0 points. Receiving yards and touchdowns still count using your league’s settings.

01 / HALF-PPR

Half a point per catch

Each reception adds 0.5 points, so 6 catches add 3 points from receptions alone.

02 / PPR

One point per catch

Each reception adds 1 point, so 6 catches add 6 points from receptions alone.

The starting values are an example scoring baseline, not universal league rules. Use “Customize scoring values” to match your league. Platform-specific bonuses not listed here are not included.

Common questions

Know what the total means

The calculator applies the scoring values shown to the stats you provide.

How does the calculator get the total?

It multiplies each stat by its point value and adds the results. For example, 250 passing yards at 0.04 points per yard contributes 10 points.

Are these scoring settings universal?

No. Leagues can change yardage, touchdowns, turnovers, kicker, defense, and bonus scoring. Check your league’s settings and edit the values here to match.

Does this tell me who to start?

No. It calculates points from stats you enter. It does not use player projections, injury news, matchups, or predict what a player will score next.

Which positions are supported?

Quarterback, running back, wide receiver, tight end, kicker, and defense / special teams, using the stat categories shown for each position.

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