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2026 rest-of-season board
Standard scoring, also called non-PPR, awards no points for a reception. Value comes from yardage and touchdowns alone. That pushes target-dependent receivers and pass-catching running backs down, and it rewards backs who carry the ball near the goal line. These rankings compare each player with the replacement player at his own position under standard scoring, so the board reflects how scarce that production actually is rather than which player catches the most passes.
Live 2026 rest-of-season publication
| # | Player | Pos | Proj | TD% | Value |
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1 | Jahmyr Gibbs | RB1 | 238.4 |
133.0 |
2 | Christian McCaffrey | RB2 | 236.1 | — | 130.7 |
3 | Bijan Robinson | RB3 | 233.6 | — | 128.2 |
4 | De'Von Achane | RB4 | 209.9 | — | 104.5 |
5 | Chase Brown | RB5 | 208.9 | — | 103.5 |
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Removing reception points lowers the starter and the replacement player together, so the ranking shows the gap that remains rather than the raw drop in points.
Jahmyr Gibbs is RB1 and overall 1 on this board, with 238.4 projected points and 133.0 points above replacement. On the current 1QB PPR board, Christian McCaffrey is RB1 and overall 1, with 308.4 projected points and 167.7 points above replacement.
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See plans and sign upStandard scoring, also called non-PPR, awards points for yardage and touchdowns but nothing for a reception. It is the original fantasy football format and is still used in many long-running leagues.
Without reception points, receivers lose the steady per-catch floor that lifts them in PPR formats. Running backs who handle carries and goal-line work keep their scoring intact, so the gap between them and the replacement running back widens.
Yes. Reception-heavy players who are startable in PPR can sit near replacement level in standard scoring. Draft on the advantage over the replacement player at the same position under your own scoring, which is what these rankings measure.
The live top five are public. Every rank after fifth is on the subscriber board at $5 a month or $40 a year, along with weekly rankings and the complete player pool.