223.8points
The best score that lost
An 8-team PPR league on Sleeper scored 223.8 and lost to 248.5.
The national edition 2026 · Week 4 · Final 66,923 teams
The National Desk
An 8-team PPR league on Sleeper put up one of the best scores in the country and drew the one opponent who did better.
The top scorer on 5,778 teams this week, more lineups than anyone else in the country.
He started on 5,918 teams and scored 2.0.
He scored 28.1 on 711 rosters, and 92% of them left him on the bench.
losses this week were lineup losses: 14,943 teams lost a game their own bench would have won.
of teams started their best possible lineup, with not one point left on the bench.
points a team, on average, sat on benches across the country.
teams started the week with an empty slot in their lineup. Set your lineup.
Sleeper against ESPN against Yahoo, and every other way to split the country: the average score in PPR, set against the national 129.6. Groups under 100 teams aren’t shown.
Actual wins, minus the wins they’d have playing every team in their league every week.
Same sum, the other way round.
Every row says how many of its starters actually
scored, because a number on its own can’t tell a bad week from an
abandoned roster. A team with fewer than half its starters playing is left
out of Lowest and Worst that won: it isn’t a bad week, it’s nobody
there, and it would win those two every week forever.
Scores are in PPR. Blowouts and bench points use each
league’s own scoring, leaving out the
175 leagues whose scoring runs far from standard.
Every Tuesday we collect the week that just finished for every league connected to The Commissioner’s Desk, on Sleeper, ESPN and Yahoo. Every starting lineup is re-scored in plain PPR from the same stat lines, so a 130 in a standard league on ESPN means the same as a 130 in a PPR league on Sleeper. Team and manager names never appear here; a team is only ever “a 12-team PPR league on Sleeper.”
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