Fantasy decisions backed by the same data, not guesswork.
Lineup Analysis and Fantasy Draft bring weekly usage, matchup context, and consensus rankings into your fantasy football decisions. Both are currently available for NFL.
Make weekly and draft-day fantasy decisions with real context.
Fantasy football involves two different kinds of decisions: who to start each week, and who to draft or pick up in the first place. Lineup Analysis is built for the first, researching a player's usage, props, and matchup before a start or sit call. Fantasy Draft is built for the second, comparing rankings and average draft position across platforms so one source's rankings don't skew your board.
Two tools, two different decisions.
Lineup Analysis
Choose a mode (Start/Sit, FLEX, or Waiver) and a scoring format (PPR, Half PPR, or Standard), then search for a player to review weekly usage, player props, game environment, and matchup context for that decision.
Fantasy Draft
Compare draft rankings and average draft position (ADP) across ESPN, Sleeper, CBS, NFL, RTSports, and Fantrax. Choose a scoring format and view either the blended consensus or the best remaining player by position.
A practical workflow.
- For a weekly decision, open Lineup Analysis, pick your scoring format, and search the player you're deciding on.
- Review usage trends and matchup context before setting your lineup.
- For a draft, open Fantasy Draft and choose consensus or best-available view by position.
- Cross-check any player also appearing in Prop Research for betting-market context on their next game.
Consensus rankings and ADP reflect where the field currently values a player, not a guarantee of performance.
Usage and matchup context describe recent patterns. Coaching decisions, injuries, and game scripts can change week to week.