Fantasy Football Rankings

Players are ranked within each position by the current season-long projection panel, blended with equal endpoint weight, then grouped into tiers using Jenks natural breaks — the same statistical tiering the start/sit and draft tools use. A tier line marks a real drop in projected value; two players in the same tier are statistically similar, so the order inside a tier is closer to a coin flip than a hard ranking.

The Standard / Half-PPR / PPR toggle re-ranks the whole board on that scoring format's own projections and its matching ADP — so early-down rushers climb in Standard while pass-catching backs, receivers, and tight ends climb in PPR. Pick the format your league uses.

The team count and 1QB / Superflex controls re-baseline Value-Based Drafting (VBD) replacement level in the browser — no network round-trip. In a 10-team league fewer players are draftable, so marginal value compresses at the bottom. In Superflex, QBs contribute a second starting slot: Josh Allen's VBD jumps from replacement QB12 to QB24, vaulting him to the top of the cross-position board. These settings default to your connected league when one is detected; connect a league for auto-apply.

This is a real projection consensus, not dynasty market value — read it within a position (the cross-position order keeps a superflex-style QB interleave). Deep players outside the available projection panel fall back to a market-value estimate. Use the tiers to know where the breaks are, and the ADP page to find where the draft room over- or under-values a player.

A colored tag next to a name (e.g. Questionable, PUP) is that player's latest known injury/situation designation — hover it for the detail. It's informational only: the ranking, VBD, and auction dollar values on this board do not yet discount for it (#2696).