Fantasy Football Projections

Projected fantasy points for every relevant player: rest-of-season totals, points per game and expected games remaining, in PPR, half-PPR and standard scoring, with the source of every projection shown. Every source sits in its own column on the same row, so you can see where they agree on a player's week and where they do not — and connect your fantasy league to score every projection with your league's own settings.

What it checks

  • Projected rest-of-season points in PPR, half-PPR and standard
  • Points per game and expected games remaining
  • A projections page for every week of the season, published as each week's file lands
  • The projection source named on every number, switchable in the app
  • Re-scored for your league's exact settings and bonuses

How it works

Where the projections come from

The rest-of-season snapshot on this page is one named source, refreshed twice a week and re-fetched when a source posts corrections. In the app you can switch between consensus and premium sources, and the same numbers drive every other tool so recommendations stay consistent.

Projected points versus rankings

This page is about the points: how many, over how many games, in which scoring. If you want the ordering with market value and the buy or sell signal, that is the Rest of Season tab on this same page.

Fantasy Football Projections FAQ

Are the projections updated during the week?

Yes. Sources refresh through the week and again after inactives are announced; the snapshot date is printed above the table.

Do you show weekly projections?

Yes. Every week StatChasers publishes gets its own page — week 2, week 3 and so on — linked above, with points in PPR, half-PPR and standard and the projected stat line for every player. The app applies the same numbers to your league's scoring.

Where can I find free fantasy football projections?

Right here: rest-of-season and weekly projections for every relevant player, in PPR, half-PPR and standard, free, with the source named on every number.

How accurate are fantasy football projections?

Enough to decide with, not to bank on. A projection is an expected score; the range around it is what a start/sit call needs. Inside the app every source's number is frozen at kickoff and scored afterwards, so you can see which source has been closest.

Which fantasy football projections are the most accurate?

It changes by position and by week. The app shows several sources side by side and tracks each one against actual results, so you can see the answer for this season rather than take a claim on faith.

Do the projections work for PPR and half-PPR leagues?

Yes. All three standard formats are shown here, and the app re-scores the same projected stat line for any custom scoring.

How many points should my player score this week?

Open the weekly page for the week in question, or connect your league and the app applies the projection to your scoring on your roster.