How the dashboard numbers work

Schedule

The date strip picks an NFL calendar day — and the fantasy week that day belongs to. Arrows step by day or week; the date field jumps to a loaded game day.

Projected to win, Leagues winning, and the league grid are for that whole week. Heroes / Stars, Double Agents, and Villains / Spoilers show players who can score that day — starters in redraft, the full roster in Sleeper best ball. Hide best ball next to Expand all drops those leagues from the board until you show them again. Game chips below the stats bar filter those columns to one NFL game, or All Games. Click the active chip again to return to All Games.

Chips are ordered by kickoff. Live games have a light purple glow; finished games are faded and sit to the left of the strip. It scrolls so a live (or next) game is in view — scroll back for earlier games. Once a game is in progress or final, the chip shows the NFL score instead of kickoff.

Projected to win and Pts Edge

The left side of the stats bar is the week outlook and a points chip.

• Projected to win — A lead count, not a probability — for example “3 of 5”. For each league we add actual points so far plus leftover starter projection (never below zero). Finished players count only their actuals. You are projected to win when that live final is ahead of your opponent; a tie does not count. A 2-point lead and a 40-point lead each count as one league. Matchups missing a projection on either side are left out of both numbers. If none have both, you see an em dash.
• Pts Edge (points edge) — Your actual score minus your opponent’s, summed across matchups that have already scored. Pending 0–0 games are ignored. This is real scoring, not a projection. Until someone has scored, the chip reads Pts Edge —.

Leagues winning

The fraction is ahead / every league you track. A league counts as winning only after someone has scored and you are ahead on actual points. Unplayed 0–0 matchups stay in the denominator but are not wins. Mini-bars under the number are one per league: Ahead, Behind, Tied, or Pending.

The sentence under Projected to win is portfolio status for decided matchups only. You’ll see Portfolio ahead, Portfolio mixed, or Portfolio under pressure, plus “N of M decided leagues ahead.” About two-thirds or more winning is ahead; roughly 40–66% is mixed; under 40% is under pressure. Before anyone has scored, it reads No games played yet. That is a different fraction from Leagues winning, which divides by all tracked leagues.

You, Opp, and Proj

Each row in the stats bar is one weekly matchup.

• You / Opp — Actual fantasy points already scored.
• Proj (projected final) — Your live projected final versus your opponent’s, shown as a pair. Same math as Projected to win. Green leads, red trails.

Heroes, Double Agents, and Villains

Every player who can score on the selected date lands in one column. In redraft that is starters; in Sleeper best ball it is the whole roster. Best-ball leagues show a small BB mark next to the name. Hide best ball removes those leagues from the stats bar and player columns. The For / Split / Against counts above the columns are the same three groups:

• Heroes / Stars — Only in your lineups (Cheer For).
• Double Agents — In both your lineups and opponent lineups (Helps & Hurts). A big game helps some matchups and hurts others.
• Villains / Spoilers — Only in opponent lineups (Cheer Against).

Injured

The Injured list is your injured players who are still in a starting lineup that you can still change. On Friday that is Sunday’s starters whose NFL game has not kicked off yet. Questionable shows Needs attention — check the news and decide if they’ll play. Out, IR, Doubtful, and similar tags show Find a replacement. After the last game of the week is final — usually Monday night — the list is next week’s injured starters. Opponent injured players and players already on your bench are not listed.

Looks

Looks are suggestions, not lineup orders, grouped by league. Each league row shows the live projected final so you can read the matchup without scrolling up. A sit shows up when a bench player has not played yet and projects higher than a starter they are eligible to replace — including a FLEX or Superflex spot — whose game also has not kicked off. Open a league to see each suggested sit. Worth a look is a small projection edge. 5+ projected is a larger gap in the numbers. Might take the lead is when those sits — one or several together — could flip this league’s projected outlook. You may still prefer the starter on matchup or a hunch. Out, IR, and similar tags stay on Injured. A Questionable starter with a 0 projected score can appear here as the sit. The list is gone once only Monday games remain.

Bench stars

The Bench stars column is benched players who actually scored — the points they would have added if they had started, in that league’s scoring. Your leftover games are points you left on the table and start/sit film for this week’s lineups; Opp leftovers are points an opponent left unused. Zeros stay off the list. Until the new week’s first kickoff, last week’s leftovers stay up so Wednesday lineup work is not empty. After kickoff the list follows this week. Open a row for the per-league split.

Player rows: Actual, Proj, and Win%

Open a player to see each league they touch. Heroes rows show the league name; Double Agents and Villains also show the roster they appear on. Expand all opens every player on the slate; Collapse all closes them. Injury badges on a starter row are a cue; the Injured list below is the week report of who is still in a lineup.

• Actual — That player’s scored points in that league.
• Proj (projected points) — That player’s weekly projection, scored with that league’s rules — not the team projected-final pair in the stats bar. It is meant to match what Sleeper, ESPN, or Yahoo shows in that league. Missing values are an em dash.
• Win% — Not calculated yet, so this stays an em dash.

Proj follows Sleeper, ESPN, or Yahoo while the player’s NFL game is going. After the game is Final it holds at the last projection.

A green +N on a Hero means they are beating their projection. A red +N on a Villain is the same thing on an opponent — that hurts you. The row highlights when they are about three or more points over.

Edge sync

The Edge sync pill is always available. Click the pill to refresh this week’s scores; it goes back to idle when that finishes. During NFL games (or shortly before kickoff) it stays live on its own so scores keep moving. Otherwise it stays idle. The pill shows idle, connecting, connected, reconnecting, paused, or unavailable. Changing the date reconnects for that week if games are live.

Referrals

Share your unique link. Total Referred counts people who created an account from it — clicks without a signup do not count. Converted is the subset who bought a season pass; each conversion credits $1 toward your next renewal. Credits show as Available on Payments and come off automatically at renewal.