points scored so far projected points still to come
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Your players Most action at the top · their points add up to your score
Opponent's players
Your bench Sitting out this week — their points don't count
Around the league The other matchups this week · click one to watch it
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How this works
The matchup. Every week your team plays one other team in your league. You each pick 8 “starters.” As those real NFL players do things in their real games — catch passes, run, score touchdowns — they earn fantasy points. Whoever's starters earn more points by the end of Monday night wins the week.
Spotting a player on TV. The number on each photo (and in front of the name) is the number on his jersey — for example #20 in Jets green is Breece Hall. Watch for that number when his team has the ball.
Your players are spread across many games. Each card shows which NFL game that player is in, the score of that game, and whether it's still to come, live right now, or finished.
Watching someone else's matchup. The Watching menu at the top (or a click on a matchup under Around the league) shows the same page from another team's seat: their players, their opponent, their plays. The page always opens on your own matchup.
The positions
How points are earned
What the colors and animations mean
green flash a player just earned points
red flash a player just lost points (interception, fumble)
gold touchdown — the big one, worth 6 points
LIVE that player's game is happening right now
🏈 has the ball — the player's team is on offense, so he could score any moment
🔴 Red zone — his team is within 20 yards of the end zone. Get ready.
Projected — a computer estimate of how many points a player will finish with, so you can tell if things are going better or worse than expected
Still to come — the part of that projection a player hasn't earned yet. Before kickoff it's his whole projection; it shrinks as his game is played and hits zero when it ends. The striped part of the scoreboard bars adds this up for each team — the longer the striped section, the more that team still has left to score.