Fantasy Points Calculator
Calculate fantasy points from raw statistics under your league's own scoring rules, so lineup comparisons use the settings you actually play.
This works right here on your device — nothing gets sent out.
Games
Fantasy Points Calculator
Frontend preview — no upload or external service.
Points breakdown
85 rushing yards (8.5) + 1 touchdown (6.0) + 3 receptions at half PPR (1.5) = 16.0 points, with the 100-yard bonus missed by 15 yards.
How the Fantasy Points Calculator works
- Set the scoring rules to match your league, not the site default — reception scoring alone reorders most rankings.
- Enter the raw statistics for the players you are comparing.
- Look at the breakdown, not just the total: two players on the same points can have very different floors.
The method
Fantasy points are a weighted sum of raw statistics, and the weights are the whole game — the same performance scores very differently between formats.
points = Σ (stat x rule weight) + bonuses
Ten receptions are worth 0 in standard scoring and 10 in full PPR, which is why a possession receiver can be a bench player in one league and a starter in another.
FAQ
Why do rankings differ so much between sites?
Because most publish for standard or half-PPR scoring. If your league uses full PPR, tight-end premium, or return yardage, external rankings are describing a different game.
Do bonus thresholds matter much?
They add variance rather than expected points. A 100-yard bonus rewards the ceiling game, which matters more in head-to-head weekly formats than in season totals.
Can it project future scores?
No. It scores statistics you provide. Projection is a separate problem, and any tool doing both should be clear about which number you are looking at.
How we compare
| Feature | Online Tool Store | A physical set | An app-store download |
|---|---|---|---|
| Custom league rules | ✓ | Formula work | Your league only |
| Points breakdown by stat | ✓ | ✓ | Sometimes |
| No account | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ |
| Live stat feeds | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
Fantasy Points Calculator scores against your league's actual rules, which is the reason published rankings so often disagree with your own results.