Scoring & Formats
TEP
Also known as: Tight End Premium
What does TEP mean?
Tight End Premium leagues give tight ends extra points per reception (usually 0.5 or 1.0 on top of the base PPR). It is designed to close the fantasy gap between the elite TEs and the mid-tier, and it makes top tight ends legitimate round-two draft picks.
TEP questions
What is a tight end premium in fantasy football?▾
A scoring rule that gives tight ends extra points for every catch, usually 0.5 or 1.0 on top of the normal reception points. A tight end with six catches earns 3 to 6 more points than a receiver with the same stat line.
Is tight end premium worth it?▾
It is if your league wants tight end to matter. Without it, a few elite tight ends separate from the rest and most managers stream the position. With it, the top tight ends become early picks and the position is drafted like any other. The DraftCall app scores every compare in TEP, alongside PPR, half PPR and standard.
