Garbage Time Heroes weekly
Garbage Time Heroes: Week 6
Kyle Pitts led Week 6 with 11.9 garbage-time PPR points. See who added the most late production and who relied on it most.
Week 6 Recap
Kyle Pitts produced the most garbage-time PPR points on the Week 6 board: 11.9 of 23.0 total production (51.7%). Chris Olave followed with 8.8 garbage-time points; Michael Penix Jr. followed with 7.8 garbage-time points.
Devin Singletary had the highest garbage-time share at 88.4%, with 3.8 of 4.3 PPR production coming in qualifying situations. Share measures reliance on garbage time; the point leaders show how much production it actually added.
Garbage time requires all three: the final 15 regulation minutes, a margin of at least 17 points, and at least a 95% win probability for one team. These are weekly PPR production splits.
Garbage-Time Point Leaders
The most points added in qualifying garbage time, regardless of their share of the player's total.
#1 in garbage-time points
Kyle Pitts
ATL · TE
11.9 PPR points
51.7% of 23.0 total PPR production
#2 in garbage-time points
Chris Olave
NO · WR
8.8 PPR points
61.5% of 14.3 total PPR production
#3 in garbage-time points
Michael Penix Jr.
ATL · QB
7.8 PPR points
37.2% of 21.1 total PPR production
Most Reliant on Garbage Time
Ordered by garbage-time share. Read the point totals alongside the percentage: a 100% share can come from a small amount of production.
#1 in garbage-time share
Devin Singletary
NYG · RB
88.4%Garbage-time share
- Garbage Time
- 3.8
- Other Plays
- 0.5
- Total Production
- 4.3
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Where the Production Came From
PPR production on classified plays. Other plays are all situations outside the garbage-time rule. - Garbage-time opportunities
- 2
- All classified opportunities
- 5
3.8 of 4.3 PPR production came in qualifying garbage time. At least half of the production came in garbage time.
#2 in garbage-time share
Chris Olave
NO · WR
61.5%Garbage-time share
- Garbage Time
- 8.8
- Other Plays
- 5.5
- Total Production
- 14.3
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Where the Production Came From
PPR production on classified plays. Other plays are all situations outside the garbage-time rule. - Garbage-time opportunities
- 1
- All classified opportunities
- 7
8.8 of 14.3 PPR production came in qualifying garbage time. At least half of the production came in garbage time.
#3 in garbage-time share
Kyle Pitts
ATL · TE
51.7%Garbage-time share
- Garbage Time
- 11.9
- Other Plays
- 11.1
- Total Production
- 23.0
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Where the Production Came From
PPR production on classified plays. Other plays are all situations outside the garbage-time rule. - Garbage-time opportunities
- 2
- All classified opportunities
- 7
11.9 of 23.0 PPR production came in qualifying garbage time. At least half of the production came in garbage time.
#4 in garbage-time share
Malachi Fields
NYG · WR
46.2%Garbage-time share
- Garbage Time
- 1.8
- Other Plays
- 2.1
- Total Production
- 3.9
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Where the Production Came From
PPR production on classified plays. Other plays are all situations outside the garbage-time rule. - Garbage-time opportunities
- 3
- All classified opportunities
- 8
1.8 of 3.9 PPR production came in qualifying garbage time. Most production came on other plays.
#5 in garbage-time share
Tyrone Tracy Jr.
NYG · RB
37.8%Garbage-time share
- Garbage Time
- 7.0
- Other Plays
- 11.5
- Total Production
- 18.5
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Where the Production Came From
PPR production on classified plays. Other plays are all situations outside the garbage-time rule. - Garbage-time opportunities
- 3
- All classified opportunities
- 9
7.0 of 18.5 PPR production came in qualifying garbage time. Most production came on other plays.
#6 in garbage-time share
Michael Penix Jr.
ATL · QB
37.2%Garbage-time share
- Garbage Time
- 7.8
- Other Plays
- 13.3
- Total Production
- 21.1
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Where the Production Came From
PPR production on classified plays. Other plays are all situations outside the garbage-time rule. - Garbage-time opportunities
- 13
- All classified opportunities
- 36
7.8 of 21.1 PPR production came in qualifying garbage time. Most production came on other plays.
Behind the Points
How the biggest late-production totals were built from this week's classified opportunities.
Kyle Pitts
Kyle Pitts's 23.0 PPR production included 11.9 in garbage time and 11.1 on other classified plays. 2 of 7 classified opportunities qualified as garbage time. That late production supplied 51.7% of his weekly total. Garbage time supplied at least half of his production.
Chris Olave
Chris Olave's 14.3 PPR production included 8.8 in garbage time and 5.5 on other classified plays. 1 of 7 classified opportunities qualified as garbage time. That late production supplied 61.5% of his weekly total. Garbage time supplied at least half of his production.
Michael Penix Jr.
Michael Penix Jr.'s 21.1 PPR production included 7.8 in garbage time and 13.3 on other classified plays. 13 of 36 classified opportunities qualified as garbage time. That late production supplied 37.2% of his weekly total. Most of his production still came on other plays.
Production includes passing, rushing and receiving PPR points on classified plays. Turnover and return scoring are outside this split, so these totals can differ from an official fantasy score. A dash means that stat is unavailable.
How this ranking works
How to read Garbage Time Heroes
- Garbage time is counted in the final 15 minutes of a game when the margin is at least 17 points and one team's win probability is at least 95%.
- Opportunities without win probability from the data provider are not included in this dataset.
- Garbage-time share = garbage-time PPR production divided by total PPR production on classified plays.
- At least five classified opportunities and positive total production are required for the board.
- Other plays means all classified situations outside the garbage-time rule, not only close games.
- Production includes passing, rushing and receiving PPR points; turnover and return scoring are outside this split.
Data as of October 20, 2026. Source: nflverse play-by-play.
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