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In standard fantasy football leagues, every 10 yards rushing or receiving is worth 1 point. Therefore, in leagues awarding fractions of points, every yard is worth 0.1 point. In other leagues, 10 yards must be gained to earn 1 point. Passing yardage is worth different points than rushing/receiving, typically 1 point per 25 yards.
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