2026 rest-of-season board
6-point passing TD fantasy football rankings
Six-point passing-touchdown scoring raises quarterback point totals, but it also raises the quarterback replacement baseline. The overall board moves only where a quarterback gains more from the rule than the replacement quarterback does, which is why raw touchdown totals alone do not determine draft value.
6-point passing TD top 5
Live 2026 rest-of-season publication
6-point passing TD top 5 — rest of season, 6-point passing TD scoring. Five rows are published free; the rest require a subscription.| # | Player | Pos | Proj | TD% | Value |
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1 | Christian McCaffreyRBSF | RB1 | 308.4 | — | 167.7 167.7 points above replacement
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What this format changes
Every passing touchdown is worth more for the starter and for the quarterback available later, so value over replacement isolates the advantage that remains after both totals move.
Josh Allen is QB1 and overall 46 on this board, with 412.4 projected points and 49.0 points above replacement. On the current 1QB PPR board, Josh Allen is QB1 and overall 39, with 366.7 projected points and 57.5 points above replacement.
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Should every quarterback move up with six-point passing touchdowns?
No. The rule increases points for the quarterbacks near replacement too. A quarterback moves in the overall board only when his gain relative to that new replacement baseline changes his value against other positions.
Are ranks after the top five visible without subscribing?
No. Anonymous readers receive exactly the current top five from the public preview view. Rank six and every paid rank remain outside the anonymous response.