Enter a player's game stats to calculate fantasy points under standard, half-PPR, or full-PPR scoring rules.
Fantasy football leagues score players based on their real-game statistics, with points awarded for yardage and touchdowns and deducted for turnovers. PPR (Points Per Reception) leagues also award points simply for catching a pass, which this calculator supports at none, half, or full PPR.
Passing = (Pass Yards ÷ 25) + (Pass TDs × 4) − (INTs × 2)
Rushing = (Rush Yards ÷ 10) + (Rush TDs × 6)
Receiving = (Rec Yards ÷ 10) + (Rec TDs × 6) + (Receptions × PPR value)
Total = Passing + Rushing + Receiving − (Fumbles Lost × 2)
Select your league's scoring format, then enter the player's stat line for the week: passing, rushing, and receiving yards and touchdowns, interceptions, receptions, and fumbles lost. The calculator totals the fantasy points using standard scoring weights.
A running back with 18 carries for 95 rushing yards, 1 rushing TD, 4 receptions for 30 receiving yards, and no turnovers in a full-PPR league scores 9.5 (rushing yards) + 6 (rushing TD) + 3 (receiving yards) + 4 (receptions) = 22.5 fantasy points.
Points are typically awarded per yard gained, per touchdown, per reception (in PPR leagues), and deducted for turnovers, based on your league's specific scoring rules.
PPR (Points Per Reception) awards points for every catch a player makes, boosting the value of pass-catching players compared to standard scoring, which doesn't.
League commissioners can customize scoring to emphasize different play styles (e.g. higher value for big plays, or different point values for various stat categories), so always check your specific league's rules.