NFL · Half-PPR
NFL Fantasy Power Rankings
Each NFL team ranked by the half-PPR its best lineup scores per game. One quarterback, two running backs, three receivers, one tight end. Points stay with the team on that week’s stat line. A bye is left out of the rate.
2026, through Week 1.
The number next to a player is his half-PPR divided by the team’s games, not by the games he played. A receiver who missed two weeks still counts only the points he scored. Move is spots gained or lost since the previous week.
FAQ
- How are NFL fantasy power rankings calculated?
- Each NFL team is ranked by half-PPR points per game from its best lineup: the top quarterback, two running backs, three wide receivers, and tight end on that week’s official stat line. Points stay with the team the player played for that week. The rate uses games the team played, so a bye week is left out.
- What scoring do these rankings use?
- Half-PPR, the same scoring as the NextDyne NFL box scores.
- What is the last four weeks column?
- The same seven-man lineup, picked again from only the last four completed weeks, then turned into a per-game rate. A player who just took over the job can show up there before he moves the season rank.
- Where do a traded player’s points go?
- On the team in that week’s stat line. Weeks before the trade stay with the old team.
- Can I look at an earlier week?
- Yes. Pick a week to see the board as it stood after that week. Move is how many spots a team climbed or dropped from the week before. Week 1 has no earlier board.
- When does the table update?
- After the week’s official stats are in. The current week stays off until it is complete.