Fantasy Points Calculator

In this calculator's model, all three formats share the exact same passing, rushing, receiving-yardage, touchdown, and misc scoring — the only thing that changes is how many extra points each reception is worth: 0 in Standard, 0.5 in Half-PPR, and 1.0 in Full PPR. That's why a high-volume pass-catcher's score jumps the most between formats, while a between-the-tackles runner with few catches barely changes at all across the three numbers.

Since carries aren't collected as an input, the calculator estimates rushing attempts by dividing rushing yards by an assumed 4.5 yards per carry, then adds that estimate to actual receptions to get total touches. Full PPR points are divided by that touch estimate, so treat Points Per Touch as a rough efficiency indicator rather than an exact figure — a player who had an unusually long or short average carry will skew the estimate.

No — the calculator flags whether passing yards crossed 300, or rushing/receiving yards crossed 100, as informational outputs (Passing300Bonus, Rushing100Bonus, Receiving100Bonus), but it does not add those bonus points into any of the three scoring totals. If your league awards milestone bonuses, add them manually to the Standard, Half-PPR, or Full PPR total after checking whether the corresponding flag is set.

This calculator scores exactly one game's passing, rushing, receiving, fumble, and two-point-conversion stats using widely-used weights, but real leagues customize scoring constantly — some use 6-point passing touchdowns instead of 4, some dock points per interception differently, and many add defensive, kicking, or return-yardage scoring this calculator doesn't touch at all. Always cross-check your league's actual settings page before treating the output as your final score.