Judge the record. Then use the board.
The ranking method is proprietary. The useful part is visible: our price beside Market ADP, the likely outcome range, and the evidence behind each call.
Historical results are published from our own boards after each season ends.
What the subscription adds
- A draft price, not just a player list. Our rank sits beside Market ADP, so you can see where we would draft a player earlier, later, or at the same price.
- A range around every projection. Floor, ceiling, high-end and below-replacement odds show how much uncertainty sits behind one median number.
- Three scoring views. Switch the full board between PPR, Half-PPR and Standard without changing tools or losing your place.
- Decisions after the draft. Connected-league tools use your roster, available players and league settings for weekly lineup, waiver and trade work.
Questions
How is the record checked?
We grade historical preseason calls against Market ADP and the final results. The published record includes wins, losses and ties. A historical test uses information available before that season began.
Why not publish the formula?
The formulas, weights and internal research stay private. Subscribers get the output that matters on draft day: the ranking, the market gap, the expected range and the player-specific evidence behind the call.
Why show a range instead of one projection?
One number hides uncertainty. The range shows how wide the plausible outcomes are and makes it easier to compare a safer player with a higher-upside bet.
Do rankings change before the season?
Yes. The board can move as market prices, roles, availability and verified team context change. A change in context does not automatically mean a ranking change.
Which scoring formats are available?
Rankings are published for PPR, Half-PPR and Standard scoring. Choose a format on the rankings page to update the full board.