Standard scoring means zero points per reception
Standard scoring rankings,
built from your league’s real non-PPR rules.
In standard (non-PPR) scoring a catch is worth nothing on its own — only the yards and the touchdown that follow it. Every pass-catcher scores less than a PPR default board assumes. Standard scoring rankings from LeagueFrenzy take the reception points back out and re-rank the board on what is left, read straight from your league’s settings.
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Current standard scoring draft board: volume runners climb
A generic standard scoring draft board is usually a PPR board with the receptions still priced in. Yours shouldn’t be: with no points per catch, workhorse running backs and lower-volume big-play receivers climb while the target hogs give ground.
Swipe the table for baseline rank, format rank and movement →
| Player | Pos | Full PPR baseline | Standard | Move |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blake Corum, LAR | RB | 86 | 73 | Up ▲13 |
| Brian Thomas Jr., JAX | WR | 105 | 87 | Up ▲18 |
| Kyle Pitts Sr., ATL | TE | 73 | 67 | Up ▲6 |
| Marvin Harrison Jr., HOU | WR | 96 | 79 | Up ▲17 |
| Quentin Johnston, LAC | WR | 109 | 92 | Up ▲17 |
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 → 112.7 pts
- WR replacement
- 130.1 → 77.5 pts
- TE replacement
- 146.4 → 89.6 pts
How standard scoring reshapes the board
The baseline this board compares against is full PPR, so standard scoring subtracts rather than adds: receivers and tight ends give back every reception point, replacement-level scoring falls with them, and the players who never needed catches move up.
A catch is worth zero points
Standard scoring — the format most people mean by non-PPR — awards nothing for a reception. A 100-catch season loses 100 points against a full-PPR board, and slot receivers and pass-catching tight ends lose the most.
Pass-catchers slide, volume runners climb
Value-based drafting ranks by points over replacement. Strip receptions out and the whole pass-catching pool scores less, so high-carry running backs and big-play, touchdown-leaning receivers climb past the target hogs.
LeagueFrenzy reads it from your league
Connect your league and we detect that receptions pay nothing, re-project every player without them, and rebuild your board — no manual PPR toggle to remember.
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 | Non-PPR replacement — a catch pays zero |
| Reception value | Every catch priced at a full point | Catches worth nothing; carries and TDs carry the value |
| 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
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