NFL player stats by week

Counting stats, week by week. What each player was actually thrown, what he caught, how far he ran with it and how often he scored. No projections and no model; every other NFL page here argues something, and this one just records what happened.

A point per ten yards, six for a rushing or receiving touchdown, minus two for an interception. Receptions and passing touchdowns are whatever you set them to above, and the column recomputes as you change them.

It defaults to half PPR with a four-point passing touchdown. Full PPR moves receivers up against backs, and a six-point passing touchdown moves quarterbacks several places on its own.

Anyone with no target, carry or pass attempt is left out. A player who dressed and never touched the ball has no stat line to show, and including him would pad the board with zeroes.

Kickers and defensive players are not carried at all.

Box scores publish the day after a week finishes, so this lands Tuesday morning once Monday night is in the books. It is a record rather than a live feed.

For what is happening before the games, the weekly rankings and the snap counts move faster.