FantasyHQ fantasy rankings are a board cluster — every combination of position, format (redraft / dynasty), and scoring (PPR / Half PPR / Standard) is its own page. This guide is the hub: learn the columns, then open the board that matches your league.
How to navigate the board
- Format — pick Redraft or Dynasty in the top strip.
- Scoring — match PPR, Half PPR, or Standard to your league.
- Position — use the pills (QB–DST).
#resets to positional rank. - Tips — hover the ⓘ icons on headers for definitions in place.
- Profiles — click a player name for projections, usage, and trade values.
Columns explained
- #
- Positional rank on this board. Lower is better.
- OVR
- Overall rank across all positions in the same format and scoring set.
- Proj Pts
- Season projected fantasy points for the active scoring format.
- PPG
- Projected points per game — better for bye weeks and uneven schedules.
- Soppe
- Second analyst rank — use disagreement with Katz and OVR to find edges.
- Value
- FantasyHQ trade/value score. Cross-check deals in the Trade Analyzer.
Redraft vs dynasty
Redraft
Optimizes the current year only. Veterans with win-now production climb; long-term upside alone is not enough.
Dynasty
Weights age, runway, and multi-year upside. Young producers rise; aging win-now pieces often fall. Open the dynasty rankings board.
Scoring formats
Six draft case studies
On every rankings board, open Draft case studies under the table. Each card expands with percentages, sources, and how to use the columns:
- Josh Allen — # vs OVR
- Ja'Marr Chase — redraft vs dynasty
- Bijan Robinson — Value scarcity
- Rhamondre Stevenson — Katz sleeper
- DeVonta Smith — Soppe fade
- Puka Nacua — PPG planning
Related FantasyHQ guides
Bookmark the board that matches your league, hover every column once, then draft with consensus and analyst disagreement in view.