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The reasoning, written down
Short pieces on the ideas the product runs on. Each one exists because the model makes a decision that needs justifying, and a tool that cannot explain itself is asking for trust it has not earned.
- StrategyWhy replacement level decides your draftRaw projected points tell you almost nothing about draft order. The number that matters is how far above the freely available alternative a player sits — and that alternative is set entirely by your league's starting lineup.Read on
- Draft strategyReading a tier cliffTiers are not decoration. When the drop to the next group is twenty projected points and there are two players left, reaching inside the tier costs less than missing it. When the drop is two points, reaching is just paying more for the same thing.Read on
- FormatsWhat full PPR actually changesReception points increase the value of players whose fantasy output depends heavily on catches, especially pass-catching running backs and high-volume receivers. Standard scoring removes that component, so the relative ordering can change materially.Read on
- Position strategyPositional scarcity, honestlyScarcity is real at tight end and mostly rhetorical at quarterback in a one-quarterback league. The test is the shape of the value curve, not how often people say the word.Read on
- Risk and confidenceHow to evaluate a rookieDraft capital and landing spot are the two inputs with predictive value, and neither is strong. The correct response is a wider range and lower confidence, not a more confident guess.Read on
- Injury impactWhat injury news does to a valuationAvailability and role are different variables. A player who will miss two games has a lower season projection and an unchanged per-game one. A player whose role changed has both moving, and that is a structural adjustment.Read on
- DynastyDynasty age curves by positionRunning backs fall off a cliff around 27, receivers decline gently from about 30, tight ends later, quarterbacks later still. Applying one curve to all four positions is the most common dynasty valuation error.Read on
- AuctionAuction values are league-specificA dollar value is derived from a budget and a roster size. Publishing a universal auction list is publishing a number that is wrong for almost everyone reading it.Read on
Product disclosures
Data handling summary
Guest demo settings stay local. Signed-in workspaces store only the account data needed for league context and saved decisions; provider credentials remain server-side and are not placed in workspace records.
Use limitations
A demonstration build provided as-is. No projection here should be treated as advice, and no outcome is promised or implied.
Accessibility notes
Built to a keyboard-operable, screen-reader-legible standard with reduced-motion support and no information carried by color alone.
Independence
Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed from any professional football league or club. No club marks, insignia or player photography are used anywhere.
Public rankings, projections, model references and news examples shown here are authored demonstration material. A connected workspace can additionally display read-only provider league context.