Fantasy Football Points Calculator
Enter a player’s box score — passing, rushing, receiving, turnovers, two-point conversions — and see fantasy points instantly across Standard, Half-PPR, and PPR. No signup, no roster to build.
Scoring used
Passing: 1 pt per 25 yds (0.04/yd), 4 pts per TD, -2 per INT Rushing: 1 pt per 10 yds (0.1/yd), 6 pts per TD Receiving: 1 pt per 10 yds (0.1/yd), 6 pts per TD Reception: 0 (Standard), 0.5 (Half-PPR), 1 (PPR) Fumble lost: -2 Two-point conversion: +2
Worked examples
- Receiver, 8 catches / 120 yds / 1 TD: 18.0 Standard, 22.0 Half-PPR, 26.0 PPR — the 8 receptions are the whole difference.
- Quarterback, 300 pass yds / 3 TD / 1 INT / 10 rush yds: 12 + 12 − 2 + 1 = 23.0 in any format.
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FAQ
What's the difference between Standard, Half-PPR, and PPR?
They differ only in how much a reception is worth: 0 points in Standard, 0.5 in Half-PPR, and 1 full point in PPR. Everything else — yardage, touchdowns, interceptions, fumbles — scores the same across all three.
Why does a full-PPR line score so much higher than Standard for a receiver?
Because every catch is worth a full point on top of yardage and touchdowns. A receiver with 8 catches picks up 8 extra points in PPR that Standard scoring doesn't count at all — which is why high-volume, short-target receivers are valued differently across formats.
Does this support custom league scoring?
Not yet — this first version covers the three most common formats (Standard, Half-PPR, PPR) using typical point values (4pt pass TD, 6pt rush/rec TD, -2 INT/fumble, 1pt per 25 pass yds or 10 rush/rec yds). Custom per-stat scoring is a natural next step.
Does this include kickers and defenses?
Not yet — this version scores offensive skill positions (QB, RB, WR, TE), which cover most roster decisions.
Can I use my league’s custom scoring?
Custom per-stat values are not available yet; the three presets cover the most common formats.