Fantasy points from your league's scoring rules
Most fantasy football tools show one set of points: PPR, half-PPR or standard. Your league may not score that way. Superflexed calculates every fantasy point value with the scoring rules of the league you connect.
Why it matters
Small rule differences change which player is the better start:
- A quarterback who throws three touchdowns scores 6 more points in a league that awards 6 per passing touchdown than in one that awards 4.
- A receiver with eight catches scores 4 more points in full PPR than in half-PPR.
- Tight end premium, yardage bonuses and points for first downs all move players up or down relative to a standard ranking.
A start/sit call, waiver pickup or trade built on generic points can be wrong for your league even when the underlying stats are right.
Where Superflexed uses your league's scoring
- Weekly scores and season totals
- Averages, trends and projections
- Start/sit, waiver and trade comparisons
- Player charts and cards in answers
When Sleeper or Yahoo reports your league's points for a game, Superflexed uses that number.
When a value can't be calculated
If Superflexed can't determine a value accurately with your league's rules, it shows the value as unavailable. It doesn't fill in a zero, swap in generic PPR, or present a partial sum as a complete season total.
Without a connected league
You can still ask about NFL stats, usage, injuries, news and matchups. Fantasy points stay unavailable until you connect a league, because there is no scoring to apply.