Team evaluator · Sleeper, Yahoo & ESPN
A team grade that has read your league
A national power ranking grades a roster on its own. Your operator grades yours against your league's scoring, your lineup slots, and the teams you play.
14 days free. No card needed.
What a team grade looks like
You ask:
- “Evaluate my team”
- A letter grade
- One grade for the roster you have, in this league's format.
- Where you're strong
- The positions that are carrying the roster, from FantasyOP's own ranks and the player dossiers behind them.
- Where to shop
- The thin spots, so the next question can be a waiver or a trade.
How to grade your team
Connect Sleeper, Yahoo, or ESPN
Connect right from your Home screen. A short checklist walks you through it.
Pick a league
Its scoring, its lineup slots, and every roster come with it.
Ask for the grade
From chat, or straight from your Roster view.
What it doesn't do
- A grade is an opinion about the roster, not a prediction of your record.
- It can't make the trades or adds it points you toward.
- Rankings are fitted to PPR, half-PPR or standard scoring. Custom bonuses and tight-end premium aren't modelled.
Questions
FantasyOP builds the rank. It internalizes data sources, prediction markets, and a player dossier, then fits that rank to your league's scoring and lineup. The rankings page shows the top of the Full PPR redraft board a new account opens; the rest of the board needs a free account. This week's start advice also moves for injuries, byes, news, and recent form. Trade values stay separate. The opinion names the sources it used. When a question needs today's reporting, FantasyOP checks the web at that moment and cites what it finds.
How an opinion shows its sourcesNo. It reads your league and recommends moves. You send the trade, make the add and set the lineup. It can't fat-finger your kicker for you.
Connect Sleeper, Yahoo, or ESPN to use your fantasy football leagues. ESPN private leagues and live draft mode are not supported.
One operator on Free, two on Hobbyist, five on Pro. Each is tied to one league and keeps its own notes on your targets, the players you avoid, and your strategy.