Week 3 - The Floor/Ceiling Projections require a minimum amount of seasonal data to generate. The further into the season we get, the better the projections will be.

By default scoring uses one of three common scoring settings: standard, ppr, and half-ppr. See the table below for specific default scoring settings.

With a Premium subscription, you can modify these scoring settings.

Value, the cornerstone of Value-Based Drafting, is a comparison of a player’s projected performance against a predefined baseline player of the same position.

Example: Player A is a running back and is projected to score 100 points. The running back Baseline Player is projected to score 60 points. Player A’s Value is the difference: 40.

The Baseline Player can be defined in many ways, but here are some common ones:

• Value Over Replacement Player (VORP): The Baseline Player is the best player available on waivers at the same position.
• Value Over Last Starter (VOLS): The Baseline Player is the last starting player at the same position.
• Value Over Next Available (VONA): The Baseline Player is the best player at the same position estimated to be available at your next pick.

The Fantasy On Draft Kit utilized a combination of VOLS and VONA, represented by Value and Loss.

By default, baselines are determined based on the roster settings (ex: In a 12-team league, where 1 QB is started, the baseline player will be QB12).

With a Premium subscription, you can modify the baselines.