Half a point per catch, not a full one
Half-PPR rankings,
built for 0.5 points per reception.
Half-PPR pays 0.5 points per reception instead of 1.0, so every catch is worth half what a full-PPR board assumes — and a 100-catch season is 50 points lighter. Half-PPR rankings from LeagueFrenzy halve the reception points and re-rank the pass-catchers who lose the most, read straight from your league’s settings.
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Current half-PPR draft board: workhorse backs climb
A generic half-PPR draft board is usually a full-PPR board with a note attached. Yours shouldn’t be: at 0.5 per catch the reception-dependent receivers and tight ends cool off while high-carry backs and big-play receivers climb the board.
Swipe the table for baseline rank, format rank and movement →
| Player | Pos | Full PPR baseline | Half-PPR | Move |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blake Corum, LAR | RB | 86 | 80 | Up ▲6 |
| Marvin Harrison Jr., HOU | WR | 96 | 87 | Up ▲9 |
| Kyle Pitts Sr., ATL | TE | 73 | 70 | Up ▲3 |
| Brian Thomas Jr., JAX | WR | 105 | 96 | Up ▲9 |
| TreVeyon Henderson, NE | RB | 101 | 95 | Up ▲6 |
These are current engine results for the disclosed reference formats, not editorial examples. Your connected board replaces both sides with your league's exact settings.
- RB replacement
- 144.9 → 129.4 pts
- WR replacement
- 130.1 → 105.6 pts
- TE replacement
- 146.4 → 118.0 pts
How half-PPR reshapes the board
Half-PPR is the middle setting, and against a full-PPR baseline it subtracts: reception-heavy receivers and tight ends give back half their catch points, replacement-level scoring falls with them, and the board reshuffles around volume instead.
Every catch is worth half a point
Half-PPR awards 0.5 points per reception rather than 1.0. That is a real cut to the pass-catching pool: the receivers and tight ends who live on targets lose the most points, in proportion to how many catches they make.
Target hogs cool off, runners gain
Value-based drafting ranks by points over replacement. Halving receptions costs slot receivers and pass-catching tight ends more than anyone, so high-carry backs and big-play receivers climb past them.
LeagueFrenzy reads it from your league
Connect your league and we read the exact per-reception value — 0.5, 1.0, or whatever your commissioner set — re-project every player on it, and rebuild your board.
Default board vs. your league-adjusted board
A generic default board is a fine starting point; a league-adjusted one is built for how your league scores.
| Generic default board | LeagueFrenzy | |
|---|---|---|
| Ranking basis | Full-PPR replacement level | Half-PPR replacement — 0.5 points per catch |
| Reception value | A full point for every catch | Half a point, re-projected player by player |
| Ranking method | Points or ADP | Value-based drafting (VBD), tiered |
| Draft-day export | Screenshot or copy-paste | Tier-banded XLSX + pick-by-pick targets sheet |
Rankings by format
Every scoring setting reshapes the board differently. Explore the rest of the cluster:
Draft like your half-PPR league actually scores.
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