PF stands for "Points For" in fantasy football. The point scorer for each team in a standard NFL game will typically be given credit for three points, with some exceptions such as turnovers and sacks. If there are no scorers during the course of the game, then these points are awarded to the team that was winning before the shutout. In other words, if you are playing in a league that awards points for touchdowns, field goals, and extra points, then the person scoring the most points wins. Otherwise, you can just think of it as picking first place versus second place. There are several ways to score in football including rushing, passing, punt returns, and kickoffs. Most games feature many opportunities to score throughout the course of the contest, which is why players such as running backs and wide receivers are essential for success. However, there are also certain periods of time when teams need to focus on scoring rather than preventing others from doing so, which is where the quarterback comes in. A great quarterback can lead their team down the field for a game-winning touchdown with minutes left on the clock, while an average one will leave themselves vulnerable to being scored on at any moment.