CombineIn-season tools
The decisions after draft day
Drafting is only the start. These tools reuse the active league context while preserving the distinct evidence each waiver, trade, roster, and start/sit decision actually needs.
01 · Trade Analyzer
One number cannot answer a two-sided question
Most trade tools collapse a deal into a single score. Combine values You send and You receive separately in local Combine points, then keeps package shape, league fit, confidence, and the balance gap visible beside the verdict.
Open Trade Analyzer- You send and You receive valued separately in local Combine points
- A five-point directional verdict rather than a universal score
- One-for-one parity, with multi-player package adjustment shown separately
- League fit, confidence, balance gap, and equalizer in the same read
- Format rules that stay visible and editable in the tool
- Missing player evidence withheld instead of replaced with zero value
LimitCombine points and post-send roster fit are model evidence. The tool does not claim a live weekly lineup, injury update, or provider transaction result.
02 · Waiver Assistant
Opportunity, not last week's box score
Combine ranks the available pool from its modeled opportunity, role-security, environment, upside, and roster-need inputs. Connected ownership comes from the imported league; a FAAB range is converted into an actionable bid only when the provider supplied this manager's budget evidence.
Open Waiver Assistant- Claim priority ranked by expected opportunity, weighted by your roster holes
- A modeled budget range, converted to dollars only when provider FAAB evidence is available
- Horizon labeled: this week, rest of season, or stash
- Injury-dependent model tags disclosed without claiming the live condition is active
- Drop candidates with the reasoning
- Free-agent pool derived from every roster in the league, not a generic list
LimitConnected leagues use imported ownership, but live role/news evidence is not inferred. Partial provider directories produce an explicitly incomplete available-player list.
03 · Roster Analyzer
Graded against your league, not against the abstract
A B-grade at running back means something only if you know what the other eleven teams are starting. Combine grades each position as a percentile against the players your league is actually likely to field, then names the single most important weakness rather than listing twelve of them.
Open Roster Analyzer- Position grades as percentiles against the league's likely starters
- Optimal starting lineup and bench, computed rather than assumed
- Projected starter and optimal-lineup readings when identity coverage is complete
- Bye-week collisions, team concentration and injury concentration
- Modeled sell, trade-target, waiver-target, and expendable lists when complete identity coverage allows them
LimitProvider-only identities stay visible but are excluded from numeric model claims. This surface has no connected live injury feed.
04 · Start / Sit
The floor answer and the ceiling answer are different questions
If you are a two-point favorite, the right start is the one least likely to score four. If you are down twenty going into Monday night, it is the one that might score thirty. A tool that gives one answer to both situations is answering the wrong question half the time.
Open Start / Sit- Three distinct recommendations: safe floor, high upside, and standard
- Per-player floor, median and ceiling under your scoring
- Imported slot eligibility and starter status kept separate from model projections
- Explicit disclosure when current injury, matchup, or weather evidence is unavailable
- Confidence stated, with the reason it is what it is
LimitWeather, inactives and late scratches are not modeled in this build, and the interface says so on the page rather than implying coverage it does not have.
05 · League Power Rankings
See every imported roster on one comparative board
When the active connected workspace has verified numeric decision data, Combine ranks every sufficiently covered imported roster by its best eligible projected lineup plus discounted depth. Provider record stays separate from projected roster strength.
Open League Power Rankings- All-team projected-power rankings for the active imported league
- Provider record shown separately from the power model
- QB, RB, WR, TE, K, and DST comparative position ranks when coverage allows
- Coverage counts that explain when a comparative rank is withheld
- A selected-team breakdown for power, best lineup, imported starters, and position strength
LimitPower ranks require verified connected numeric decision data. Combine keeps saved leagues and provider facts available while withholding model ranks if that evidence is missing.