Fantasy Football Points Calculator

Raw box-score numbers don't win fantasy matchups on their own; the points your league awards do. Enter a player's passing, rushing, and receiving production here and the tool converts it into fantasy points under PPR (Points Per Reception) scoring: the point values ESPN lists for its leagues, plus a point per catch. Seeing those conversions side by side makes it easier to spot undervalued players on draft day and to set a weekly lineup with confidence.

The scoring weights follow the widely used PPR template. Passing yards count for 0.04 points apiece, so a quarterback needs 25 passing yards to bank a single point. Rushing and receiving yards are worth more at 0.1 points each, meaning every 10 yards on the ground or through the air equals one point. Each catch adds a full point, passing touchdowns are 4 points, and rushing or receiving touchdowns are worth 6. Interceptions thrown and fumbles lost cost 2 points each.

Scoring rules are not universal, so treat the output as a reliable baseline and confirm your own league's settings before locking in any decision. The catch bonus is where people get tripped up: in PPR formats, a high-volume target who racks up receptions can outscore a flashier player with more yards, and ignoring that skews your rankings. Note too that the Projected Season figure simply multiplies the single-game total by 17, so it assumes the same output every week.