Fantasy Football PPR Rankings: Top 200 cheat sheet

Rankings, draft strategy, sleepers -- all can be notably different in a PPR league compared to a standard league in fantasy football. It's important to recognize those differences as you ready your cheat sheet for your draft, and we're here to help even further with our Top 200 PPR rankings. After all, when you enter your draft room -- most likely on ESPN, Yahoo, or CBS -- the default rankings might not be according to PPR standards, which means you have to be ready to adjust on the fly.

There aren’t any players who shoot up from a sixth-round pick to a second-round pick, but there will be some players who see a nice bump in value thanks to those extra three-to-five points a week in the form of extra receptions. They also give relatively unknown players and handcuffs a chance to break out and become decently valuable during the regular season, whether it’s a one-week shooting star or every-week roster staple. Morever, quarterbacks lose a little bit of a value, as they simply can't account for the extra points that will be available in a PPR format.

DOMINATE YOUR DRAFT: Ultimate 2017 fantasy football cheat sheet

We’ve already discussed key players who fall in PPR rankings like LeGarrette Blount and Taylor Gabriel and the players who rise like Bilal Powell and Larry Fitzgerald, and now it’s time to put all the players together come up with a Top 200.

2017 Fantasy Football PPR Rankings