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Fantasy Results
Weekly and season fantasy scoring — Standard, Half-PPR, and PPR, by position.
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The results table ranks players within the position filter for the week or season you select, and switching scoring format re-ranks it — the gap between standard and full-PPR is large enough at receiver and running back to change conclusions. The schedule grid colors each upcoming matchup by how much the opposing defense gives up to that position, so a soft stretch reads as a run of light cells. The fantasy-points-allowed board is the same information as a sortable leaderboard.
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About the NFL Fantasy board
Fantasy production week by week and across the season, in all three common scoring formats, alongside two matchup tools: a strength-of-schedule grid and a board of what each defense allows in fantasy points by position.
How to read it
The results table ranks players within the position filter for the week or season you select, and switching scoring format re-ranks it — the gap between standard and full-PPR is large enough at receiver and running back to change conclusions. The schedule grid colors each upcoming matchup by how much the opposing defense gives up to that position, so a soft stretch reads as a run of light cells. The fantasy-points-allowed board is the same information as a sortable leaderboard.
Where the numbers come from
Weekly and season fantasy totals computed in standard, half-PPR and full-PPR from official box-score data. Defensive allowances are the fantasy points each defense has given up to each position, optionally adjusted for the quality of the offenses it has faced.
Who it's for
For lineup decisions, trade timing and playoff-schedule planning. The schedule-adjusted view exists because a defense with a soft record may simply have played soft opponents.
What the NFL stats mean
aDOTAverage depth of target — how far downfield throws travel in the air.
CPOECompletion percentage over expected — how much better or worse a quarterback completes passes than an average one would on the same throws.
RYOERush yards over expected — yards above what an average back would have gained on the same carries, given the blocking and the defense faced.
YPRRReceiving yards earned for every route run, not just the routes that end in a target.
TPRRHow often a receiver is thrown to when he actually runs a route. Credits players who do a lot with few snaps.
YACYards after the catch.
YBC / YACOYards before contact and yards after contact — how much room the blocking created, and how much a runner earned once a defender hit him.
MTFMissed tackles forced — how many defenders a player made miss.
SEPSeparation — yards of space between a receiver and the nearest defender when the ball arrived.
CUSHCushion — how many yards off a receiver the defender lined up before the snap.
TTTTime to throw — seconds from the snap to the release.