2026 season

Fantasy projections with receipts.

Scrimmage builds its own projection model, publishes the rankings free, and grades every call in public from Week 1 on. The misses stay on the page.

4,387

player profiles with gamelogs and news, updated daily

P10 · P50 · P90

every projection is priced as a range, never a single number

Week 1

public grading began. Wins and misses both go on the ledger

Rest-of-season rankings

One projection set, priced three ways

PPR, half-PPR, and standard boards come off the same model run, projecting only the games still to play. The rates behind them come from completed seasons, not from this year's box scores. Last Sunday is not in the number.

2026 PPR rest-of-season rankings
RankPlayerPosTeamRest of season
1Bijan RobinsonRB1 · ATLRB1ATL
201.4
67.0–345.3
2Jahmyr GibbsRB2 · DETRB2DET
190.9
63.5–327.3
3Ja'Marr ChaseWR1 · CINWR1CIN
194.1
73.6–291.4
4Trey McBrideTE1 · ARITE1ARI
176.3
79.9–289.9
5Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWR2 · SEAWR2SEA
186.5
70.7–280.0
6Amon-Ra St. BrownWR3 · DETWR3DET
185.4
70.3–278.3
7Puka NacuaWR4 · LARWR4LAR
182.5
69.2–274.1
8Jonathan TaylorRB3 · INDRB3IND
173.6
57.8–297.7
9De'Von AchaneRB4 · MIARB4MIA
173.0
57.6–296.6
10Josh AllenQB1 · BUFQB1BUF
245.0
109.0–328.1

updated Thu, 15 Oct 2026 13:00:39 GMT

Full rest-of-season boardBuild a DFS lineup from a salary export

How it works

Project. Publish. Grade.

  1. Project.

    The model projects every player from usage and efficiency data, and prices each one as a P10–P90 range.

  2. Publish.

    Rankings and every strategy call ship free, with the numbers that made them.

  3. Grade.

    From Week 1, every projection is graded against actual results, in public, on a ledger that only ever grows.

Read the methodology

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Frequently asked questions

What is Scrimmage?

Scrimmage is a fantasy football platform built on its own projection models. In season it publishes a rest-of-season board and weekly projections; the 2026 draft board stays up beside them, frozen at its preseason values. Boards come in PPR, half-PPR, and standard, and there is a profile for every draftable player with gamelogs and news, plus a strategy draft kit and a DFS optimizer. Every projection is priced P10 to P90, and public grading began at Week 1.

Are the rankings free?

Yes. Both boards — rest-of-season and the 2026 draft board — in all three scoring formats, every player profile, and all strategy content are free with no account required. The draft board exports to CSV, and the numbers behind each call are printed alongside the rankings themselves.

How are the projections graded?

From Week 1, every weekly projection is compared against actual fantasy points and the results are published, misses included. The ledger starts at zero and nothing gets backfilled or quietly revised. The season model's backtest, with its wins and its one losing season, is already on the methodology page.

Where do the numbers come from?

Scrimmage's projections are built by our own models from historical stats, player rosters, and game schedules, all pulled by daily automated jobs. The weekly model reruns daily and rebuilds the rest-of-season board with it, off rates drawn from completed seasons only; the draft board's season model reruns by hand. Average draft position is pulled daily too, but only as the market's number beside ours; it never feeds a projection, and the rest-of-season board carries none. The methodology page documents how the models work, what they assume, and what they have gotten wrong so far.

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