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Fantasy football · Week 3

Start 'em, sit 'em: Week 3, 2026

Full-PPR and guillotine calls every week of the season: first calls Wednesday morning, updated each morning through Sunday, and graded against what actually happened.

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Latest changes

Sun 7:17 AM ET: Sunday: Adonai Mitchell moves to a PPR sit with a bulky wrap on his catching hand and a questionable finger tag, guillotine stays a start on volume; Jaylen Warren flagged questionable with Rico Dowdle out, and Aaron Jones, Saquon Barkley and Malik Nabers clear their questionable tags.

Sat 12:14 PM ET: Saturday midday: Brock Bowers moves to a sit in both formats after a Friday DNP and Kubiak confirming there will be no pregame workout to determine his status -- a real game-time call on a player who has not played all season since his meniscus trim. Michael Mayer stays a sit too; his own target share does not reliably clear either line even if he inherits the job.

Sat 7:15 AM ET: Saturday: Saquon Barkley moves to a guillotine start after a clean MRI and a full Friday practice with Bigsby and Shipley limited behind him, and Puka Nacua is marked doubtful.

Fri 5:09 PM ET: Friday PM: Malik Nabers moves to a guillotine sit (PPR was already a sit) after MetLife Stadium forecasts 17-18 mph sustained wind, 41 mph gusts, and 83% rain chance, the slate's worst weather, tipping an already-marginal target-share case below the line.

Fri 7:22 AM ET: Friday: Drew Lock moves to a sit in both formats with Sam Darnold practicing in full and Seattle naming a starter Friday, and Malik Nabers moves to a guillotine start after a full Thursday practice.

Thu 7:22 AM ET: Thursday: Brock Bowers moves to a guillotine start after a limited Wednesday practice with no restriction reported, and Aaron Jones is flagged questionable after missing Wednesday with a knee.

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This week so far: PPR 21-20 · guillotine 18-23

Week 3 is a quarterback ledger. Jaxson Dart (MCL), Jayden Daniels (dislocated elbow) and Caleb Williams (hamstring) are all doubtful, handing the Giants, Commanders and Bears to Jameis Winston, Marcus Mariota and Tyson Bagent, and everyone attached to them comes down with the change: Malik Nabers, Isaiah Likely, Stefon Diggs, Terry McLaurin, Rome Odunze. Going the other way, Kyler Murray is out of concussion protocol and starts at Tampa Bay, Michael Penix is back for Thursday, and Sam Darnold is out again, so Drew Lock keeps a Seattle offense implied for 23.75 against the slate's weakest total. Nico Collins and Dallas Goedert are still out, Saquon Barkley, Puka Nacua and Malik Nabers are all questionable, and Brock Bowers practiced and is aiming for his season debut in New Orleans. The Raiders are 2-0 and Kirk Cousins has six touchdown passes on 413 yards, which is a scoring rate, not a volume case. The approach this week: buy target volume attached to healthy quarterbacks (Matthew Golden, Tetairoa McMillan, Adonai Mitchell, Xavier Hutchinson) and fade anyone whose passer changed on Sunday.

Raiders

  1. Ashton Jeanty

    RB · LV at NO · Sun 4:25 PM ET
    PPRStartMissed 12.3GuillotineStartCashed 12.3

    44 carries and 13 targets through two games, roughly 70% of the backfield and a route on most dropbacks. The efficiency is ugly, 2.3 yards a carry against the Chargers, but New Orleans held Derrick Henry to 68 yards on 16 carries and the volume is the case: four catches clears the guillotine line before the run game does anything.

  2. Michael Mayer

    TE · LV at NO · Sun 4:25 PM ET
    PPRSitMissed 12.2GuillotineSitMissed 12.2

    He handled 84% of the tight end snaps with Bowers out and still produced 14.5 points in two games on 11 targets. Bowers practiced this week and is aiming to play, which takes the job back. A backup tight end in an offense implied for 20.75 does not reach 10, and rarely 7.

  3. Tre Tucker

    WR · LV at NO · Sun 4:25 PM ET
    PPRSitCashed 8.3GuillotineSitCashed 8.3

    The sit missed last week when he turned five catches into 119 yards and a score. What changes is the target tree: Bowers returning takes back the middle of the field, and Tucker has 11 targets in two games, all of them boom or bust. Without a deep touchdown this role lands near 8 points, under both lines.

  4. Brock Bowers

    TE · LV at NO · Sun 4:25 PM ET Q
    PPRSitMissed 27.6GuillotineSitMissed 27.6

    Bowers did not practice Friday, and Kubiak confirmed the Raiders will skip a pregame workout to decide his status, pushing this to a true game-time call about 90 minutes before a 4:25 ET kickoff, too late for a lineup set Sunday morning. He has yet to play a snap this season since the September 8 meniscus trim, with outside injury models near a coin flip (FantasyPros: 47% Friday). Mayer's own target share in two games with Bowers out, 11 targets for 14.5 combined points, still does not clear the PPR line of 10 or the guillotine line of 7, so this stays a sit rather than a Mayer promotion.

    Updated Sat: Saturday midday check: moved to sit in both formats after Friday DNP and Kubiak saying there will be no pregame workout to decide his status, a real game-time call on a player who has not played all season since his meniscus trim, with outside models near a 50/50 shot he suits up.

  5. Kirk Cousins

    QB · LV at NO · Sun 4:25 PM ET
    PPRSitMissed 22.2GuillotineSitMissed 22.2

    Six touchdowns in two games carried a sit to a miss last week, but the underlying line has not moved: 413 passing yards total, minus 5 rushing, and 20.75 implied points in New Orleans. Without three touchdown passes for a third straight week this is a 13-point day, under 18 and under 15.

  6. Jack Bech

    WR · LV at NO · Sun 4:25 PM ET
    PPRSitCashed 0.0GuillotineSitCashed 0.0

    Six targets in two games, and the Week 2 end zone work went to Cody White, who caught two touchdowns on two targets. A fourth option in an offense implied for 20.75 points does not reach 14, and the floor is a two-catch afternoon.

Quarterbacks

Start 'em

  1. Bryce Young

    QB · CAR at CLE · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRStartMissed 13.6GuillotineStartMissed 13.6

    648 yards, six touchdowns and one interception through two games, 55.5 fantasy points. Cleveland has allowed 53 points and Carolina is a 2.5-point road favorite implied for 22.5. He has cleared 24 points in each week without needing his legs.

  2. Justin Herbert

    QB · LAC at BUF · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRStartMissed 12.7GuillotineStartMissed 12.7

    This is a game script bet. The Chargers are 7-point underdogs in the slate's second-highest total, 50.5, which means Herbert throws 40 times in Buffalo. He has 54 attempts and three interceptions in two games, so the risk is real, but volume at that total is how you get to 18.

Sit 'em

  1. Drew Lock

    QB · SEA at WSH · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRSitCashed 0.0GuillotineSitCashed 0.0

    Sam Darnold practiced Wednesday and went full Thursday, and Mike Macdonald said the starter would be named before Friday was out, with Darnold on a good track. Lock has played well, 235 yards and three touchdowns against Arizona, but none of that pays from the sideline. A quarterback who may not take a snap does not clear 18 in PPR, and he does not clear 15 in guillotine either.

    Updated Fri: Moved to sit after Sam Darnold practiced in full Thursday and Seattle said it would name a starter Friday.

  2. Baker Mayfield

    QB · TB vs MIN · Sun 4:05 PM ET
    PPRSitCashed 11.3GuillotineSitCashed 11.3

    23.8 points in two games and Tampa Bay has allowed seven sacks. Minnesota brings eight sacks and has given up 25 points all season, and the Buccaneers are implied for 20.5 as home underdogs. That is a 200-yard, one-touchdown profile, under both lines.

  3. Jalen Hurts

    QB · PHI at CHI · Mon 8:15 PM ET
    PPRSitCashed 12.6GuillotineSitCashed 12.6

    Two games, zero rushing touchdowns, and two interceptions on Sunday. The Eagles are at Chicago in a 41.5 total, third-lowest on the board, implied for 23, against a defense that held Minnesota to 9 points. Without the goal-line carries this is a 250-yard passer, and 18 needs three touchdowns.

  4. Deshaun Watson

    QB · CLE vs CAR · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRSitMissed 18.3GuillotineSitMissed 18.3

    Carolina has three interceptions and returned two of them for touchdowns, and Cleveland has allowed seven sacks. The Browns are implied for 20 as home underdogs. Watson's 33.7 points in two weeks came on 52 attempts with no rushing scores; the ceiling here is a clean 250-yard game, which is 16.

Running backs

Start 'em

  1. Aaron Jones Sr.

    RB · MIN at TB · Sun 4:05 PM ET
    PPRStartCashed 14.2GuillotineStartCashed 14.2

    Jordan Mason is on injured reserve with a fractured thumb, which leaves Jones with a backfield he already led: 35 carries and 145 yards through two games. Kyler Murray is cleared and back under center, Minnesota is implied for 22, and Tampa Bay has given up 56 points in two weeks.

  2. Chase Brown

    RB · CIN at PIT · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRStartMissed 8.9GuillotineStartMissed 8.9

    36 carries and 11 targets in two games, the whole backfield. Cincinnati is a 3.5-point road favorite implied for 23, and the receiving work is what makes this safe: eight catches in two weeks means the PPR floor does not depend on Pittsburgh's front seven cooperating.

  3. Jaylen Warren

    RB · PIT vs CIN · Sun 1:00 PM ET Q
    PPRStartCashed 20.6GuillotineStartCashed 20.6

    21 carries and 10 targets in two games, and Rico Dowdle is questionable with a toe injury. Aaron Rodgers has thrown 79 times in two weeks, which is checkdown volume, and Pittsburgh is implied for 19.5 at home. Five catches plus a dozen carries clears 14.

Sit 'em

  1. De'Von Achane

    RB · MIA vs KC · Sun 1:00 PM ET Split
    PPRSitCashed 1.7GuillotineStartMissed 1.7

    31 carries and 11 targets, and only 22.9 points to show for it. Miami is an 11.5-point home underdog implied for 17, with Malik Willis at quarterback behind a line that has allowed nine sacks: a game like that does not produce 14 PPR points without a touchdown. The 15-plus touches still clear the 10-point guillotine line, so he stays in that lineup.

  2. Saquon Barkley

    RB · PHI at CHI · Mon 8:15 PM ET Split
    PPRSitCashed 9.0GuillotineStartMissed 9.0

    The MRI came back clean, he practiced in full Friday and the Eagles expect him Monday night. Tank Bigsby (abdomen) and Will Shipley (foot) sat out Thursday and were limited Friday, so the relief backfield that took his touches in Week 2 is itself banged up. Fifteen touches at a 41.5 total clears the 10-point guillotine line with no score required. PPR stays a sit: 14 points from this usage still needs the touchdown that has not come in two games.

    Updated Sat: Moved to a guillotine start after a clean MRI and a full Friday practice, with Bigsby and Shipley both banged up behind him.

  3. Bucky Irving

    RB · TB vs MIN · Sun 4:05 PM ET Split
    PPRSitCashed 7.8GuillotineStartMissed 7.8

    Minnesota has eight sacks and has allowed 25 points in two games, and Tampa Bay is implied for 20.5. That caps the touchdown equity that 14 PPR points requires. The workload itself is not in question, 25 carries and 11 catches in two weeks, and that floor clears 10, so he is still a guillotine start.

Wide receivers

Start 'em

  1. Matthew Golden

    WR · GB vs ATL · Thu 8:15 PM ET
    PPRStartCashed 21.0GuillotineStartCashed 21.0

    18 targets and 153 yards in two games without a touchdown, and Jayden Reed is doubtful with a neck injury, which concentrates the tree further. Atlanta has allowed 54 points in two weeks and Green Bay is a 5.5-point home favorite implied for 24.5 on Thursday.

  2. Tetairoa McMillan

    WR · CAR at CLE · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRStartMissed 3.7GuillotineStartMissed 3.7

    18 targets and 176 yards without a touchdown yet, a 25% target share. Cleveland has given up 53 points in two games and Carolina is favored on the road, implied for 22.5. The touchdown is the only missing piece, and volume covers the guillotine line either way.

Sit 'em

  1. Stefon Diggs

    WR · WSH vs SEA · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRSitCashed 7.3GuillotineSitCashed 7.3

    Jayden Daniels dislocated his elbow and is doubtful, so this is Marcus Mariota, who went 11 of 16 for 111 yards in relief. Washington is implied for 16.75, the lowest total on the slate, against a Seattle defense with four interceptions and 17 points allowed in two games. Three touchdowns in two weeks does not repeat behind a backup.

  2. Malik Nabers

    WR · NYG vs TEN · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRSitCashed 7.6GuillotineSitCashed 7.6

    The shoulder is off the final report, so health is not the question. Two other things are. Jaxson Dart is on injured reserve and Jameis Winston threw for 111 yards on 27 attempts in relief, which caps the ceiling rather than the target share. And MetLife has the worst weather on the slate, a nor'easter with a 90% rain chance and 20-30 mph wind. Eight or nine looks clears the 10-point guillotine line in normal conditions. A wet ball behind a backup passer does not get there reliably, and 14 in PPR was never the bet. Both formats sit.

    Updated Fri: Flipped guillotine to sit: MetLife forecast is 17-18 mph sustained wind with 41 mph gusts and 83% rain chance, tipping an already-marginal target-share case below the line.

  3. Adonai Mitchell

    WR · NYJ at DET · Sun 1:00 PM ET Q Split
    PPRSitCashed 0.0GuillotineStartMissed 0.0

    The case was target volume: 15 targets and 123 yards in two games as the field side receiver, against a Detroit defense that has allowed 71 points. What changed is the catching hand. He practiced limited Friday with a bulky wrap on his right hand and carries a questionable finger tag. He is still expected to play a normal snap share, and 6-8 targets in a 35-attempt underdog script clears the 10-point guillotine line on volume alone. The 14 PPR points need the catches, and a wrapped hand is the wrong bet for that.

    Updated Sun: Moved PPR to sit after a limited Friday practice with a bulky wrap on his right hand and a questionable finger designation; guillotine stays a start on volume.

  4. Puka Nacua

    WR · LAR at DEN · Sun 8:20 PM ET D
    PPRSitCashed 0.0GuillotineSitCashed 0.0

    Questionable with a groin problem, and the Rams' passing game has moved: Davante Adams has 16 targets for 221 yards and two scores, Nacua has nine targets for 74 yards and 12.4 points in two weeks. Denver at altitude in a 45.5 total is not where a limited receiver gets that back.

Tight ends

Start 'em

  1. Tyler Warren

    TE · IND vs HOU · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRStartCashed 14.7GuillotineStartCashed 14.7

    12 targets, nine catches and two touchdowns in two games, and Alec Pierce is doubtful with a heel injury. Houston has allowed 56 points in two weeks and Indianapolis is implied for 19.75 at home. Six targets from this role clears 10 PPR and 7 guillotine.

  2. Pat Freiermuth

    TE · PIT vs CIN · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRStartMissed 5.1GuillotineStartMissed 5.1

    Nine catches on 10 targets for 78 yards and a touchdown through two games, and Michael Pittman is questionable with a foot injury. Aaron Rodgers has 79 attempts in two weeks and looks for him underneath. Five catches is 10 PPR points before yardage.

Sit 'em

  1. Isaiah Likely

    TE · NYG vs TEN · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRSitCashed 3.3GuillotineSitCashed 3.3

    He was a start here last week and it missed by two points; what changed is the quarterback. Jaxson Dart is doubtful with an MCL sprain, and with Jameis Winston throwing, Likely turned 10 targets into five catches for 33 yards. Volume without a passer is 8 points, under both lines.

  2. Michael Mayer

    TE · LV at NO · Sun 4:25 PM ET
    PPRSitMissed 12.2GuillotineSitMissed 12.2

    He handled 84% of the tight end snaps with Bowers out and still produced 14.5 points in two games on 11 targets. Bowers practiced this week and is aiming to play, which takes the job back. A backup tight end in an offense implied for 20.75 does not reach 10, and rarely 7.

Kickers

Start 'em

  1. Tyler Bass

    K · BUF vs LAC · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRStartMissed 6.0GuillotineStartMissed 6.0

    Buffalo is implied for 28.75, the highest mark on the slate, in a 50.5-point game at home. Bass has 17 points in two weeks, mostly on extra points, and the Chargers have allowed 52 points in two games. Volume of scoring drives is the whole kicker case and this is the best one available.

  2. Harrison Butker

    K · KC at MIA · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRStartMissed 5.0GuillotineStartMissed 5.0

    Four field goals and three extra points for 15 points in Week 2. Kansas City is an 11.5-point favorite implied for 28.5 against a Miami defense that has given up 62 points. Blowout scripts stall drives inside the 30, which is exactly where a kicker gets paid.

Sit 'em

  1. Cameron Dicker

    K · LAC at BUF · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRSitMissed 9.0GuillotineSitMissed 9.0

    Two points in each of the first two weeks, with one field goal attempt all season. The Chargers have scored 28 points in two games and Justin Herbert has three interceptions. The 50.5 total is tempting, but Buffalo scoring first tends to mean Los Angeles goes for it, not kicks.

  2. Cairo Santos

    K · CHI vs PHI · Mon 8:15 PM ET
    PPRSitMissed 10.0GuillotineSitMissed 10.0

    Caleb Williams is doubtful with a hamstring, which puts Tyson Bagent behind a Chicago offense implied for 18.5 in a 41.5-point game. Santos is 2 for 3 on field goals with no extra points in Week 2. Eight points needs two field goals and two extra points; this offense may not produce four scoring drives.

Defenses

Start 'em

  1. Seahawks D/ST

    DEF · SEA at WSH · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRStartMissed 1.0GuillotineStartMissed 1.0

    Seventeen points allowed in two games with four interceptions, and now Washington is down to Marcus Mariota with Jayden Daniels doubtful. The Commanders are implied for 16.75, the lowest total on the board. Points allowed alone pays here, and a takeaway from a backup makes it comfortable.

  2. Vikings D/ST

    DEF · MIN at TB · Sun 4:05 PM ET
    PPRStartCashed 17.0GuillotineStartCashed 17.0

    Eight sacks and 25 points allowed in two games, including holding Chicago to 9. Tampa Bay has surrendered seven sacks and is implied for 20.5 as a home underdog. Three sacks and one turnover clears 8 in PPR and 6 in guillotine without needing a return touchdown.

Sit 'em

  1. Ravens D/ST

    DEF · BAL at DAL · Sun 4:25 PM ET
    PPRSitCashed 2.0GuillotineSitCashed 2.0

    Baltimore has allowed 47 points in two weeks and travels to Rio de Janeiro for a neutral-site game with the slate's highest total, 52.5. Dallas has given up two sacks all season and Dak Prescott has six touchdowns. With the Cowboys implied for 24.5, the points-allowed tier is zero and the sacks are not there.

  2. Broncos D/ST

    DEF · DEN vs LAR · Sun 8:20 PM ET
    PPRSitMissed 14.0GuillotineSitMissed 14.0

    The Rams have allowed one sack in two games, second only to San Francisco, and are implied for 24 as road favorites. Denver cleared this line last week only by holding Jacksonville to 13 with a takeaway. A defense that has to manufacture turnovers against a quarterback who is not being pressured is a coin flip, not a start.

Flex

Running backs, receivers and tight ends for the flex spot, beyond the calls above.

Start 'em

  1. Jaylen Waddle

    WR · DEN vs LAR · Sun 8:20 PM ET
    PPRStartMissed 4.4GuillotineStartMissed 4.4

    13 targets for 140 yards in two games and the clear first read in Denver, with Courtland Sutton at nine targets for 36 yards. The Rams have two sacks and have allowed 33 points, so Bo Nix should have time, and Denver is implied for 21.5 at home in a 45.5 total.

  2. Denzel Boston

    WR · CLE vs CAR · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRStartMissed 6.1GuillotineStartMissed 6.1

    11 targets, 154 yards and two touchdowns in two games, already the Browns' leading receiver. Carolina has allowed 62 points in two weeks and Cleveland is implied for 20 at home. Five catches and a score is the median outcome for this role now.

  3. Xavier Hutchinson

    WR · HOU at IND · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRStartMissed 8.5GuillotineStartMissed 8.5

    15 targets in two games with Nico Collins out, and Collins is not expected back from his hamstring strain this week. Indianapolis has allowed 74 points, the most in the league, and Houston is a 3-point road favorite implied for 22.75 in a dome. Seven targets from the second option in that spot is a 14-point path.

Sit 'em

  1. Terry McLaurin

    WR · WSH vs SEA · Sun 1:00 PM ET
    PPRSitMissed 19.7GuillotineSitMissed 19.7

    13 targets have produced four catches for 64 yards and 10.4 points, and now Marcus Mariota takes over for Jayden Daniels, who is doubtful with an elbow injury. Washington is implied for 16.75 against a Seattle defense with four interceptions. Low catch rate plus a backup quarterback is how rosters get eliminated.

  2. Rome Odunze

    WR · CHI vs PHI · Mon 8:15 PM ET
    PPRSitCashed 7.4GuillotineSitCashed 7.4

    Seven targets and 95 yards in two weeks, and Caleb Williams is doubtful with a hamstring, leaving Tyson Bagent. Chicago is implied for 18.5 in a 41.5 total, third-lowest on the slate, against Philadelphia. The Bears will lean on D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai, not on 40 pass attempts.

  3. Courtland Sutton

    WR · DEN vs LAR · Sun 8:20 PM ET
    PPRSitCashed 7.6GuillotineSitCashed 7.6

    Nine targets for 36 yards in two games, 8.6 points, while Jaylen Waddle has taken over as the first read with 140 yards. Denver is implied for 21.5, and the touchdown equity that used to carry this role is now split. Name recognition is doing the work in most lineups, not the usage.

Guillotine survival

No byes until Week 5, so every roster is still full and the team that gets chopped this week will be the one that started a skill player tied to a backup quarterback. That is the whole survival rule for Week 3: Washington, Chicago and the Giants are all down to replacements, and their receivers are floor risks rather than upside plays. Tight end is thin again, with Dallas Goedert out on an MCL sprain and Brock Bowers a game-time question in his first week back, so have Tyler Warren or Pat Freiermuth ready rather than chasing a returning player's snap count. Favor backs carrying 15-plus touches (Aaron Jones, Chase Brown, De'Von Achane, Bucky Irving clear the 10-point line on volume even in bad game scripts) and receivers with eight-plus targets. Two rosters have been chopped now, so waivers finally hold real depth.

Guillotine FAAB

Budget: two chops in, with 15 weeks of bidding left and no refills. Spend 10 to 15% this week. That is a step up from Week 2, because the players hitting waivers now include starters from a roster that was built to win, not just the September leftovers.

What deserves a real bid: a back who inherits a full backfield through injury, and a receiver whose target share went up because someone ahead of him is out for weeks. Those hold value through October. A 25 to 35% bid on that kind of player is defensible; a 40% bid on a committee back is not. Skip quarterbacks from chopped teams unless yours is hurt, because the 15-point line is streamable off the wire in any week. Skip kickers entirely and stream defenses on matchup.

Targets likely available in regular leagues:

Emanuel Wilson, SEA: 21 carries for 92 yards in Week 2 with Zach Charbonnet out for the season and Jadarian Price banged up. Seattle is favored in most weeks ahead.

Tank Bigsby, PHI: 15 touches and a touchdown once Saquon Barkley left with a shoulder stinger. If Barkley misses time, Bigsby is a lead back in a good offense.

Jonah Coleman, DEN: J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey are both hamstrung, and Coleman has 14.8 points on limited work.

Xavier Hutchinson, HOU: 15 targets in two games with Nico Collins out on a hamstring strain, and Collins is not expected back this week.

Denzel Boston, CLE: 11 targets, 154 yards and two touchdowns, already Cleveland's leading receiver as a rookie.

Tyquan Thornton, KC: four catches for 86 yards in Week 2 and the deep role in the league's best scoring offense.

How calls are graded

Every call is locked at its player's kickoff and graded on full-PPR points from the official box score: a point per reception, a tenth of a point per rushing or receiving yard, one per 25 passing yards, six per rushing or receiving touchdown, four per passing touchdown, minus two per interception or lost fumble. Two-point conversions and return touchdowns aren't counted.

Kickers: three per field goal, one more from 40 to 49 yards and two more from 50 or longer, one per extra point, minus one per miss. Defenses: one per sack, two per interception or fumble recovery, six per defensive or return touchdown, two per safety, plus points allowed (the opponent's final score): shutout 10, 1 to 6 is 7, 7 to 13 is 4, 14 to 20 is 1, 21 to 27 is 0, 28 to 34 is minus 1, 35 or more is minus 4.

A start cashes if the player reaches the line for his position; a sit cashes if he stays under it. PPR lines: QB 18, RB 14, WR 14, TE 10, K 8, DEF 8. Guillotine lines are survival floors: QB 15, RB 10, WR 10, TE 7, K 7, DEF 6.

This week so far: PPR 21-20, guillotine 18-23.

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