NFL Heavy Hitters
- Each board uses one stat, picked from passing, rushing or receiving yards or touchdowns, receptions, total touchdowns or PPR fantasy points. Every row adds its own filter.
- Lock in a player and a season for each row. Once it’s locked, it’s final, and Skip or a filter change counts the board as a loss.
- A player can only be used once, so every row needs a different name.
- If a player you used on one row also leads another row, that row scores against the best player you could still pick there.
- Tap Reveal to score all your picks at once.
One stat
Heavy Hitters
NFL · 2014 to 2025
About NFL Heavy Hitters
One offensive stat, with rows for a conference, a division or a team.
Example board
5 rows of receiving touchdowns
- Stat:
- receiving touchdowns
- Rows:
- 5
- Seasons:
- 2015 to 2025
| Row | Seasons | Pick | receiving touchdowns |
|---|---|---|---|
| NFC | 2015 | Doug Baldwin | 14 |
| AFC North | 2017 to 2020 | Antonio Brown (2018) | 15 |
| NFC | 2022 | George Kittle | 11 |
| AFC | 2016 | Rishard Matthews | 9 |
| AFC | 2020 to 2025 | Ja'Marr Chase (2024) | 17 |
Stats from ESPN as of Oct 12, 2026. This board is retired, so it never comes up in play.
About this game & data
Pick a different player and season for every row. Each pick scores as a % of that row’s leader.
In the first row, Odell Beckham Jr. was the next best pick after Doug Baldwin, with 13.
Antonio Brown topped more than one row. A player can only be used once, so the set uses him in one row only.
The biggest number in that set was Ja'Marr Chase’s 17.
Example board 2
5 rows of fantasy points (PPR)
- Stat:
- fantasy points (PPR)
- Rows:
- 5
- Seasons:
- 2014 to 2025
| Row | Seasons | Pick | fantasy points (PPR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| NFC West | 2014 to 2018 | David Johnson (2016) | 411.8 |
| AFC | 2015 to 2025 | Lamar Jackson (2024) | 446.4 |
| NFC | 2019 | Christian McCaffrey | 469.2 |
| AFC South | 2016 to 2019 | Andrew Luck (2018) | 355.9 |
| NFC North | 2015 to 2018 | Aaron Rodgers (2016) | 398.0 |
Example board 3
5 rows of rushing yards
- Stat:
- rushing yards
- Rows:
- 5
- Seasons:
- 2014 to 2025
| Row | Seasons | Pick | rushing yards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Whole NFL | 2019 | Derrick Henry | 1,540 |
| AFC | 2023 | James Cook III | 1,122 |
| NFC | 2015 to 2025 | Saquon Barkley (2024) | 2,005 |
| AFC | 2024 | Jonathan Taylor | 1,431 |
| Whole NFL | 2014 | DeMarco Murray | 1,845 |
What goes into NFL Heavy Hitters boards
Rows stick to offense: yards, touchdowns, receptions and fantasy points (PPR). A row can be the AFC or NFC, a division or one team.
Some rows add a twist, like receiving yards with fewer than 60 catches, or a player never picked in the first round.
Career twists include players never taken in the first round and players who never won MVP or Offensive Player of the Year.
On a range row you can pick any season inside it. Go for the player’s best year, not his latest.
About the data
NFL seasons 1993 to 2025, from ESPN.
Why 1993? Before then, ESPN’s NFL leaderboards only list a handful of players. Squad Sweep and Career Path use rosters, which go back to 1980.
Stat terms
- TD / Yds:
- touchdowns and yards. Rush, Pass and Rec mean rushing, passing and receiving.
- Fantasy points (PPR):
- 1 per catch, 0.1 per rushing or receiving yard, 6 per rushing or receiving TD, 0.04 per passing yard, 4 per passing TD. Nothing comes off for turnovers.