Edge Score
Our app's custom metric. It blends projected production, positional scarcity, and league context into a single number so players are easy to compare across positions.
Overall Rank
"Ovr" is not pure Edge Score order. It blends Edge Score with market ADP, weighted a bit differently position by position. Because of this, a player with a lower Edge Score can still show a better Overall rank if their ADP is meaningfully stronger.
Average Draft Position
ADP represents market consensus. It tells you exactly where other managers in leagues everywhere usually pick this player.
Value Bargain
Compares a player's ADP to the current pick. Green means they're falling past ADP AND the model backs the pick. Amber means the market and model disagree, so take it with a grain of salt. Red means it's a reach both ways.
Positional Tiers
Tiers are dynamically generated by detecting natural drop-offs (point cliffs) in Edge Score. A new tier signals a drop in value, helping you decide when to grab a position before the talent falls off.
Reliability
How available a player has actually been, from games missed over the last two seasons, with the most recent season weighted more heavily. Reliable is essentially a full slate both years, Inconsistent is a few games lost, and Often Out is a significant chunk of a season. Hover any label to see exactly how many games that player missed in each year. A dash means we have no multi-season history for them (usually a rookie), which is unknown rather than a warning.
It is deliberately not part of Edge Score. We tested folding availability into the rankings across three completed seasons and it added nothing, because the projections already account for expected missed time. Double-counting it would have made the board worse, so it stays here as context for you rather than a hidden adjustment to your rankings.
| Ovr | Player | Pos | Edge Score | ADP | Value | Reliability | Auction $ | Draft |
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