Fantasy decision boards
Every slate, broken down to the matchup
Matchup grades, opponent context, and player boards you can filter and sort — across MLB, NFL, NBA, WNBA and college basketball. Built on data checked against what actually happened.
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Five sports
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NFLMatchup board, coverage and alignment reads, rushing schemes, depth charts.Open board →
MLBDaily slate, hitter and pitcher boards, park factors, streaks, stolen bases.Open board →
NBASlate, defense vs position, playtypes, rotations, player profiles and compares.Open board →
NCAABSlate, players and teams, bracket, draft big board and risers.Open board →
WNBASlate, defense vs position, targets, first point, rotations.Open board →What’s inside
The same three ideas on every page
Boards, not write-ups
Every page is a table you can sort, filter and export. There is no article to read first and no ranking handed down without the numbers behind it.
The opponent is part of the read
A player board that ignores who he plays is half a picture. Matchups pair each player with the specific defense, pitcher or coverage across from him that day.
Point-in-time by default
A board for a given week reads only what was known going into it. Numbers you see for a past date are the numbers that existed then, not a backfill that already knows the answer.
How it’s built
Tested first, shipped second
The models behind these boards are built and run in-house against official league data feeds. When something is added, it gets checked against seasons it has never seen — and when it fails that check it does not ship, however good the idea looked. Several finished features have been cut for exactly that reason.
This is a research tool for fantasy and roster decisions. It is not betting advice, and nothing here is a guarantee of what happens next.