DraftLOGIC · Fantasy Football · PPR
Where the Points Live
The real distribution of projected season points at every skill position, straight off the board. Same 0–360 point axis on all four, so you can read two things at once: how a position is shaped, and where it sits. Each position is one smooth 0.5σ curve: how many players fall in each half-standard-deviation band across that axis. Tap any count dot to list the real players in that band, and see which scarcity zone (Depth → Franchise) it sits in. The lesson underneath the draft board: QBs score the most, yet go last. Value is the Franchise tail standing above replacement, not the raw point total.
- Depth
- Bench
- Starter
- Elite
- Franchise
Running Backs
Right-skewed. Most backs pool near replacement around the median; a thin Franchise tail (3) is the whole scarcity story. The mean (93) sits above the typical back (67) because the top few drag it up.
- Projected
- 142
- Mean
- 93
- Median
- 67
- Franchise
- 3
Wide Receivers
The deepest pool on the board (243 receivers) and clearly skewed. Half the field lands near the median (88), and the very top is a thin sliver. Depth lets you wait; the Franchise tier stays genuinely scarce (6).
- Projected
- 243
- Mean
- 91
- Median
- 88
- Franchise
- 6
Quarterbacks
Left-skewed, the opposite of a scarcity curve. The rostered pool bunches high: the 12 starters project 269–334, and the top three (288+) sit only modestly above a deep, tightly packed field. The median (218) actually tops the mean (161), with a thin tail running down to the low-end starters. Nobody separates, which is the whole case for waiting.
- Projected
- 57
- Mean
- 161
- Median
- 218
- Franchise
- 8
Tight Ends
The steepest cliff of any position: a short Franchise shelf (3), then a long fall to a flat streaming tail. The median tight end (34) runs about 71% of the mean (48). Land one of the few or stream the rest.
- Projected
- 133
- Mean
- 48
- Median
- 34
- Franchise
- 3
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