1. Win percentage — Ties count as half a win.
2. Head-to-head — Record in games played against the other tied teams only.
3. Division record — Win percentage against teams in the same division.
4. Point differential — Points scored minus points allowed, all season.
5. Points scored — Most total points scored — which, at equal differential, also means fewest allowed.
6. Coin flip — A fixed order so the table never shuffles on its own.

When three or more teams share a record, every step is scored across the whole tied group before moving down the list.

• One game — your score minus their score. Win 24-17 and that's +7.
• Season (DIFF) — all points scored minus all points allowed. Positive means you outscore people.
• DIFF/G — season differential divided by games played, so a team with fewer games still compares.
• No cap — a 50-0 win counts as the full +50.
• Forfeits — the margin is the average of both teams' DIFF/G, recorded as that margin to 0. If neither team has played yet, the league default is used.
• Expected record — the record your scoring says you should have. Way above it means you've been winning close ones; way below means you're better than the record looks.

Differential is a tiebreaker, not a ranking — wins and losses come first.

1. Win percentage — Ties count as half a win.
2. Head-to-head — Record in games played against the other tied teams only.
3. Division record — Win percentage against teams in the same division.
4. Point differential — Points scored minus points allowed, all season.
5. Points scored — Most total points scored — which, at equal differential, also means fewest allowed.
6. Coin flip — A fixed order so the table never shuffles on its own.

When three or more teams share a record, every step is scored across the whole tied group before moving down the list.

• One game — your score minus their score. Win 24-17 and that's +7.
• Season (DIFF) — all points scored minus all points allowed. Positive means you outscore people.
• DIFF/G — season differential divided by games played, so a team with fewer games still compares.
• No cap — a 50-0 win counts as the full +50.
• Forfeits — the margin is the average of both teams' DIFF/G, recorded as that margin to 0. If neither team has played yet, the league default is used.
• Expected record — the record your scoring says you should have. Way above it means you've been winning close ones; way below means you're better than the record looks.

Differential is a tiebreaker, not a ranking — wins and losses come first.

1. Win percentage — Ties count as half a win.
2. Head-to-head — Record in games played against the other tied teams only.
3. Division record — Win percentage against teams in the same division.
4. Point differential — Points scored minus points allowed, all season.
5. Points scored — Most total points scored — which, at equal differential, also means fewest allowed.
6. Coin flip — A fixed order so the table never shuffles on its own.

When three or more teams share a record, every step is scored across the whole tied group before moving down the list.

• One game — your score minus their score. Win 24-17 and that's +7.
• Season (DIFF) — all points scored minus all points allowed. Positive means you outscore people.
• DIFF/G — season differential divided by games played, so a team with fewer games still compares.
• No cap — a 50-0 win counts as the full +50.
• Forfeits — the margin is the average of both teams' DIFF/G, recorded as that margin to 0. If neither team has played yet, the league default is used.
• Expected record — the record your scoring says you should have. Way above it means you've been winning close ones; way below means you're better than the record looks.

Differential is a tiebreaker, not a ranking — wins and losses come first.