What weeks are the fantasy football playoffs?
Weeks 15–17 are the most common three-week window, while some leagues use Weeks 14–16. Check your league settings before planning around a schedule.
Find the teams with the friendliest quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end paths before Weeks 15–17 arrive.
Your league may use Weeks 14–16 instead. Each position board supports both windows and all three reception settings.

DET · WAS · NYJ · 19.2 PPR allowed
Rank all 32 quarterback schedules, compare playoff windows, and inspect the players attached to each team.
Open quarterback board →RB · PPR · Weeks 15–17
DET · WAS · NYJ · 24.3 PPR allowed
Rank all 32 running back schedules, compare playoff windows, and inspect the players attached to each team.
Open running back board →WR · PPR · Weeks 15–17
NYG · BAL · IND · 35.3 PPR allowed
Rank all 32 wide receiver schedules, compare playoff windows, and inspect the players attached to each team.
Open wide receiver board →TE · PPR · Weeks 15–17
CIN · PIT · SEA · 17.4 PPR allowed
Rank all 32 tight end schedules, compare playoff windows, and inspect the players attached to each team.
Open tight end board →A playoff schedule is a tiebreaker, not the whole case. Start with talent, role and availability; use the opponent run to separate otherwise close roster decisions.
The tables use the current 2026 schedule and 2025 fantasy points allowed by position. They do not assume last year's defense will stay unchanged.
Weeks 15–17 are the most common three-week window, while some leagues use Weeks 14–16. Check your league settings before planning around a schedule.
It averages how many fantasy points each scheduled opponent allowed to the selected position. Higher points allowed produces a friendlier schedule rank.
Use it as a tiebreaker between players with comparable talent, workload and health. A favorable schedule cannot replace a dependable role.
Yes. PPR, Half PPR and Standard use different opponent points-allowed totals, so receiving-heavy positions and teams can change order.