Every signal.One smarter pick.
Combine weighs talent, opportunity, team context, risk, positional scarcity and your league settings into one player value you can defend — then shows the projection, range, and reason behind the recommendation.
Evaluation
Chase Brown
RB8 · Overall #10 · CIN · Bye 10
Combine score
93
Projected pts/g
11.1
Six signals, each incomplete on its own, resolving into one league-specific value.
CombineFrom draft to lineup
A different question every month
The tool that helps in July is not the tool that helps in November. Combine follows the decision, from an empty board to a playoff lineup.
CombineWhy league settings come first
Your format is not a filter. It is the model.
Replacement level is set by what your league actually starts, so the same player is a different asset in a different league. These are real recomputations from this board, not illustrations.
Full PPR → Standard
A third of a possession receiver's projected points came from receptions. Take those away and the position reorders.
| Player | Before | After | Move |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mack Hollins | 223 | 541 | 318 places worse |
| Olamide Zaccheaus | 199 | 365 | 166 places worse |
| Elijah Sarratt | 266 | 420 | 154 places worse |
1QB → Superflex
A second quarterback slot doubles the demand at the position, which collapses the replacement level and moves the whole tier.
| Player | Before | After | Move |
|---|---|---|---|
| Josh Allen | 247 | 1 | 246 places better |
| Drake Maye | 250 | 2 | 248 places better |
| Trevor Lawrence | 253 | 3 | 250 places better |
Computed from the shared analytics snapshot as of 2026-09-11. Live external projection data is not connected in this build.
CombineInside the product
The whole workspace, running on real demo data
Every panel below is the actual interface with the actual board behind it. Nothing here is a screenshot.
Opens on a decision, not a scoreboard
What changed, what it means, and the next thing worth doing — before any chart.
Open OverviewDemo data
- 1Puka NacuaWR1 · LAR0Strong value
- 2Bijan RobinsonRB1 · ATL0Strong value
- 3Jahmyr GibbsRB2 · DET0Strong value
- 4Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWR2 · SEA0Strong value
- 5Ja'Marr ChaseWR3 · CIN0Strong value
- 6De'Von AchaneRB3 · MIA0Strong value
CombineThe signature ranking surface
The rankings board
Players sit in tiers, not in a straight line — because the gap between tier three and tier four is a cliff, and the gap between the fourth and fifth player inside a tier usually is not. The board keeps those breaks visible so you can make the next decision quickly.
Tier 1
Foundational7 players- 1
Puka Nacua
WR1 LAR · Bye 6
Projection17.5 pts/gVORP+143Strong value
- 2
Bijan Robinson
RB1 ATL · Bye 11
Projection16.1 pts/gVORP+135Strong value
- 3
Jahmyr Gibbs
RB2 DET · Bye 8
Projection16.0 pts/gVORP+133Strong value
- 4
Jaxon Smith-Njigba
WR2 SEA · Bye 5
Projection16.7 pts/gVORP+132Strong value
- 5
Ja'Marr Chase
WR3 CIN · Bye 10
Projection16.4 pts/gVORP+125Strong value
- 6
De'Von Achane
RB3 MIA · Bye 6
Projection15.5 pts/gVORP+121Strong value
- 7
Amon-Ra St. Brown
WR4 DET · Bye 8
Projection16.1 pts/gVORP+122Strong value
Tier 2
Elite5 players- 8
Jonathan Taylor
RB4 IND · Bye 14
Projection14.6 pts/gVORP+109Strong value
- 9
Chase Brown
RB5 CIN · Bye 10
Projection14.5 pts/gVORP+108Strong value
- 10
Chris Olave
WR5 NO · Bye 11
Projection15.2 pts/gVORP+106Strong value
- 11
James Cook
RB6 BUF · Bye 7
Projection14.3 pts/gVORP+103Strong value
- 12
Christian McCaffrey
RB7 SF · Bye 14
Projection14.1 pts/gVORP+101Strong value
Tier 3
Cornerstone9 players- 13
Drake London
WR6 ATL · Bye 11
Projection15.0 pts/gVORP+93Strong value
- 14
Ashton Jeanty
RB8 LV · Bye 8
Projection13.7 pts/gVORP+94Strong value
- 15
Rashee Rice
WR7 KC · Bye 10
Projection15.5 pts/gVORP+92Strong value
- 16
Zay Flowers
WR8 BAL · Bye 8
Projection14.3 pts/gVORP+91Strong value
- 17
Kyren Williams
RB9 LAR · Bye 6
Projection13.7 pts/gVORP+94Strong value
- 18
CeeDee Lamb
WR9 DAL · Bye 7
Projection14.8 pts/gVORP+91Strong value
- 19
A.J. Brown
WR10 NE · Bye 14
Projection14.4 pts/gVORP+90Strong value
- 20
Javonte Williams
RB10 DAL · Bye 7
Projection13.6 pts/gVORP+90Strong value
Orderable by Combine value, expert consensus, ceiling, floor, or your own positional need.
CombineHow it works
Eight steps, one continuous board
- 01
Choose your format
Teams, scoring, starting slots, superflex, keeper rules. This is the input the whole model runs on.
- 02
Configure the league
Enter settings manually for a demo, or connect a read-only Sleeper league to import its scoring, roster, ownership and draft context.
- 03
Generate the rankings
Projections recomputed under your rules, replacement level re-derived, tiers found from real breaks in value.
- 04
Compare player evaluations
Put players side by side with the league settings and model reasoning that separate them.
- 05
Build the board
Build a personal order and tiers, pin your own preferences, and keep the model's opinion visible beside yours.
- 06
Draft with the assistant
In mocks and supported read-only live rooms, recommendations account for your roster, the available pool, and modeled next-turn survival when the required evidence is usable.
- 07
Manage every decision
Waivers, trades, start/sit and roster analysis share the active league context while keeping provider facts and tool-specific model evidence separate.
- 08
Audit changing assumptions
Movement and status surfaces show the evidence the current snapshot carries and label authored inputs explicitly instead of implying a connected live news feed.
CombineDraft case study
The same slot, drafted two ways
A worked comparison of two approaches from the same seat using the model's dated demonstration snapshot.
Approach A — following a default platform board
- Took the consensus board at face value, pick by pick
- Reached a full round early for a quarterback
- Stacked three low-ceiling running backs in rounds two to five
- Missed the receiver value pocket in rounds six and seven
- Left the last four rounds on veterans with no upside
Approach B — following the Combine board
- Waited at quarterback until the tier flattened, six rounds later
- Took the receivers the room let slide past their model value
- Applied positional scarcity only where the cliff was real
- Passed on an injury-risk back outside the recommended range
- Spent the last four rounds on role-dependent upside
Modelled outcome — 12 teams · 1QB · Full PPR · redraft · pick 1.08
- Projected weekly points
- +8.4
- starting lineup median
- Starting-lineup floor
- +6.1
- 25th-percentile week
- Draft capital efficiency
- +11%
- value captured through tier discipline
- Positional risk
- −2 tiers
- concentration at running back
A modelled comparison using this build’s dated demonstration data. It shows how the two approaches differ in projected roster construction — not a result any real manager achieved. Combine does not promise championships and cannot: a better process improves the distribution of outcomes, not any single season.
CombineWho it is for
One board, seven kinds of manager
Casual managers
You want to draft well without reading three podcasts a week.
UsesTiers, the recommendation, and the one-sentence reason behind it.
Competitive home leagues
You know the format cold and want an edge over people who also know it cold.
UsesValue edge, tier cliffs, and the places consensus is lazy.
High-stakes players
Entry fees make process discipline worth more than any single opinion.
UsesMock simulation, explicit risk/confidence readings, and league-specific opening auction values.
Dynasty managers
You are valuing four years, not four months, and age curves dominate.
UsesDynasty-mode rankings, age-aware model context, superflex/TE-premium settings, and explicit rookie uncertainty.
Analysts and creators
You need to show your work, not just publish a list.
UsesMethodology, subscore breakdowns, exports, and the disagreement prose.
Commissioners and multi-league managers
Six leagues, six formats, and no appetite for six different boards.
UsesSaved provider-league switching in supported workspaces, per-league context, and rankings that follow the active format.
CombineAccess
What the current build supports
Checkout and subscription entitlements are not active here. The cards below separate implemented capabilities, provider-dependent limits, and future plan packaging without presenting illustrative tiers as purchasable products.
Available now
Current buildThe currently implemented Combine workspace.
- League-adjusted player rankings and CSV export
- Personal ranking boards and mock drafts
- Read-only Sleeper league and live-draft workflows where evidence is available
- Roster analysis, Start / Sit, Trade Lab, and waiver modeling
- Saved provider-league switching in supported account workspaces
Provider limits
Capabilities depend on what each provider and evidence source actually supplies.
- Yahoo discovery/preview may be available without full production activation
- ESPN league activation is not implemented
- No provider draft picks, lineup moves, waiver claims, or trades are submitted by Combine
- FAAB, injury, matchup, and other live facts are withheld when current evidence is missing
Paid tiers not active
Not for saleThe codebase does not currently enforce a Rookie / Starter / Franchise subscription matrix.
- No checkout is presented as functional
- No eight-league or unlimited-league paid limit is advertised as enforced
- No priority refresh, portfolio, creator-tool, or advanced-export entitlement is claimed
- Plan packaging can be published after billing and feature gates exist end to end
Subscription pricing will be published only when checkout and matching product entitlements are implemented.
CombineIllustrative scenarios
Example ways managers could use Combine
The quotes below are synthetic product examples for this demonstration build, not customer testimonials or endorsements.
“The thing that changed my drafts was not the ranking, it was the sentence underneath it. I stopped taking players a round early because I could finally see who was actually going to be there.”
“I run four leagues with four formats and I used to keep four spreadsheets. Watching the superflex board reorder itself the moment I flipped the setting was the moment I stopped keeping spreadsheets.”
“Our dynasty league argues about everything. Having the age curve written down, with actual numbers, ended about half those arguments — and made the other half more interesting.”
“It is the first tool I have used that tells me when it is not confident. A rookie and a proven starter with the same projection are not the same bet, and this is the only board that says so out loud.”
“I make content for a living, and the thing I need is a defensible position I can explain in ninety seconds. The subscore breakdown is basically my script.”
“First year playing. I expected to be lost. Instead I understood why my board looked different from my friend's board, and I finished third.”
Example scenarios written for this demonstration build. No real person, analyst, or organization has endorsed this product.
CombineQuestions
How this actually works
Your best draft starts
before you are on the clock.
Set your league format, let the board recompute, and find out where your room is about to overpay.