Rest-of-season rankings

FFPC, TE premium, superflex, 12 teams · weeks 3 to 18

Updated 82 h ago

FFPC PPR Half PPR Standard

TE premium6-pt pass TD Superflex

10 12 14

All QB RB WR TE SFLEX K DEF

Value over replacement Points

In order of value: rest-of-season points above the player your league could start in his place. Value is what ranks across positions, because a quarterback’s points and a receiver’s are not worth the same when a league starts one of one and three of the other, and superflex starts a second quarterback on every team.

Player	Value	ROS	Pos rank	Next 4	Playoffs	Bye
1 Evan McPherson K · CIN	+48.3	149.1	K1	29.8	29.8	6
2 Chase McLaughlin K · TB	+35.8	136.6	K2	36.4	27.3	10
3 Harrison Butker K · KC	+21.1	121.9	K3	24.4	24.4	5
4 Cam Little K · JAX	+15.5	116.3	K4	31.0	23.3	7
5 Tyler Loop K · BAL	+12.3	113.1	K5	30.2	22.6	13
6 Brandon Aubrey K · DAL	+11.6	112.4	K6	30.0	22.5	14
7 Daniel Carlson K · NO	+8.3	109.1	K7	29.1	21.8	8
8 Will Reichard K · MIN	+7.9	108.7	K8	21.7	21.7	6
9 Tyler Bass K · BUF	+4.7	105.5	K9	28.1	21.1	7
10 Ka'imi Fairbairn K · HOU	+4.0	104.8	K10	28.0	21.0	8
11 Jason Sanders K · NYJ	+3.8	104.6	K11	27.9	20.9	13
12 Cairo Santos K · CHI	+0.1	100.9	K12	26.9	20.2	10
Below the startable line 12 kickers start each week in a 12-team league.
13 Jason Myers K · SEA	0.0	100.8	K13	26.9	20.2	11
14 Ryan Fitzgerald K · CAR	−1.1	99.7	K14	19.9	19.9	5
15 Spencer Shrader K · IND	−1.1	99.7	K15	26.6	19.9	13
16 Eddy Pineiro K · SF	−2.3	98.5	K16	26.3	19.7	8
17 Jake Bates K · DET	−3.2	97.6	K17	19.5	19.5	6
18 Trey Smack K · GB	−3.7	97.1	K18	25.9	19.4	11
19 Andre Szmyt K · CLE	−5.3	95.5	K19	25.5	19.1	11
20 Chad Ryland K · ARI	−5.7	95.1	K20	25.4	19.0	14
21 Matt Gay K · LV	−7.1	93.7	K21	25.0	18.7	13
22 Andy Borregales K · NE	−8.0	92.8	K22	24.8	18.6	11
23 Chris Boswell K · PIT	−8.2	92.6	K23	24.7	18.5	9
24 Wil Lutz K · DEN	−8.9	91.9	K24	24.5	18.4	10
25 Jake Elliott K · PHI	−11.2	89.6	K25	23.9	17.9	10
26 Blake Grupe K · NYJ	−13.4	87.4	K26	23.3	17.5	13
27 Joey Slye K · TEN	−17.3	83.5	K27	22.3	16.7	9
28 Nick Folk K · ATL	−17.5	83.3	K28	22.2	16.7	11
29 Drew Stevens K · WAS	−25.6	75.2	K29	20.0	15.0	7
30 Riley Patterson K · MIA	−29.5	71.3	K30	14.3	14.3	6
31 Dominic Zvada K · NYG	−29.9	70.9	K31	18.9	14.2	8
32 Harrison Mevis K · LAR	−32.7	68.1	K32	18.2	13.6	11
33 Cameron Dicker K · LAC	−35.7	65.1	K33	17.4	13.0	7
34 Brandon McManus K · FA	−66.9	33.9	K34	8.5	6.4	–
35 Zane Gonzalez K · FA	−66.9	33.9	K35	8.5	6.4	–
36 Jake Moody K · FA	−68.8	32.0	K36	8.0	6.0	–
37 Ben Sauls K · FA	−71.6	29.2	K37	7.3	5.5	–
38 Charlie Smyth K · NO	−82.8	18.0	K38	4.8	3.6	8
39 Younghoe Koo K · FA	−83.9	16.9	K39	4.2	3.2	–
40 Graham Gano K · FA	−87.6	13.2	K40	3.3	2.5	–
41 Matt Prater K · FA	−87.6	13.2	K41	3.3	2.5	–
42 Michael Badgley K · FA	−87.6	13.2	K42	3.3	2.5	–
43 Cade York K · FA	−92.3	8.5	K43	2.1	1.6	–
44 Will Ferrin K · FA	−95.2	5.6	K44	1.4	1.1	–
45 Lenny Krieg K · GB	−97.6	3.2	K45	0.8	0.6	11

How the numbers are scored

Points per game are 60% the season projection over 17 games and 40% his average over the last 3 weeks, scored in your league; with fewer than two games played the projection stands alone. A game he did not play is left out of the average, not counted as a zero. Rest of season is that rate times the games his team has left, bye taken off. The next four weeks and the playoff weeks are tilted by the defenses he faces. These are the same rules the Sharp Model runs for FFPC every week, run again in your scoring.

Value over replacement is rest-of-season points minus those of the replacement starter at his position: the last player a 12-team league starts there, a few places deeper at quarterback, running back, receiver and tight end where every roster carries a backup. The lineup is one quarterback, two running backs, two receivers, one tight end, two flex spots, a kicker and a defense, plus the superflex slot, counted to quarterbacks.

Scoring is yours to set above, and it is kept in the address, so a link carries the league with it. FFPC, PPR, Half PPR and Standard all pay 0.1 a rushing or receiving yard, 6 a rushing or receiving touchdown and 2 a two-point conversion. On top of that, FFPC pays a point per catch and 1.5 per tight end catch, a point per 20 passing yards, and one off for an interception or a lost fumble. TE premium adds half a point to a tight end’s catch, and FFPC has it built in; 6-pt pass TD makes a passing touchdown worth 6 instead of 4. Kickers and defenses score Sleeper’s standard points in every preset.

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