How the call works
| Input | Value | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Week 9 projection (PPR) | 10.7 | 50% |
| Last 3 games (PPR) | -0.1 | 25% |
| Season PPG (PPR) | 0.9 | 25% |
| Injury factor (Active) | ×1 | |
| Start score | 5.6 |
The call uses the same tier rule as the Week 9 QB start/sit rankings: players are ranked by projection, and the top fifth of the list is a must start, then start, then flex/matchup, then sit in all but deep leagues. At QB30 that makes Joe Fagnano a sit in all but deep leagues. Players ruled out are left out of the ranking.
QBs ranked near Joe Fagnano
| Rank | Player | Proj (PPR) | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28 | Tanner McKee | 12.1 | Active |
| 29 | Gardner Minshew II | 11.1 | Active |
| 30 | Joe Fagnano | 10.7 | Active |
Frequently asked questions
Should I start Joe Fagnano in Week 9?
The data puts Joe Fagnano at QB30 of 30 projected QBs this week (10.7 PPR points projected), which the QB start/sit page labels "Sit (deep leagues only)". He has no injury designation.
What is Joe Fagnano's Week 9 projection?
10.7 points in PPR, 10.7 in half PPR and 10.7 in standard, from Sleeper's public projections as of November 4, 2026.
How is Joe Fagnano scoring this season?
He averages 0.9 PPR points per game over 1 games and -0.1 over his last 1.
This is data, not betting advice or a guarantee. Projections come from Sleeper’s public API and can change before kickoff; injury statuses change late in the week.
Related pages
Projections from Sleeper’s public API; production from nflverse (CC BY 4.0). Updated November 4, 2026. How the start score works.