How Scoring Works

Cumulative scoring

Your total score is the sum of all points earned by your 14 players across every playoff round. There is no head-to-head matchup — everyone competes on total points at the end of the playoffs.

Round-by-round accumulation

• Wild Card — 6 games, all 14 playoff teams play (no byes in most seasons).
• Divisional — 4 games, top seeds may have had a bye in week 1.
• Conference Championships — 2 games.
• Super Bowl — 1 game, the final.

Points from each round stack. A player who scores in Wild Card, Divisional, and Conference earns points from all three rounds.

Eliminated players score 0 going forward

If Josh Allen's Bills lose in the Divisional round, Allen scores 0 in the Conference Championship and Super Bowl — but keeps every point he earned in Wild Card and Divisional.

This is why roster diversity matters. A concentrated roster on one strong team can be destroyed if that team has an early exit.

Bye weeks

In seasons where top seeds receive a first-round bye, those players simply have no stats for Wild Card week. A bye is not a score of 0 — it is an absence of a game. This is reflected in the standings as a blank rather than a zero.

Stats are uploaded per round

Player and defense stats are uploaded by the league admin after each round completes. Your standings total updates as each round is processed.