Resources

Expert consensus baseline. Shows disagreement between rankers, which is the useful part.

One coherent projection system instead of a consensus blend. Lite is about $39 a season.

Fast head-to-head calls between two to four players.

Built specifically for guillotine: the chopped roster hitting waivers each week is the whole game.

Compares every available player against your actual roster and proposed drop.

Jeff Ratcliffe. Sortable, casts a wide net below 70% rostered, with suggested FAAB percentages.

Prioritized adds with explicit FAAB ranges rather than vague advice.

Expected fantasy points, route share, target share, air yards, targets per route run.

Dwain McFarland. Routes, TPRR, aDOT, and backfield usage rolled into a readable weekly role-change view.

Free snaps, snap percentage, rush share, target share, and points per 100 snaps.

Range-of-outcomes and similarity modeling. Good for judging how fragile a projection is.

Raw open data if you want to build your own models. Snap counts back to 2012.

Aggregates local beat reporters. Camp roles and depth chart changes surface here before national feeds.

Free news wire with the fantasy consequence spelled out in each blurb.

Authoritative practice participation and game designations. Check here rather than trusting an aggregator's reading.

Medical read on likely limitation and reinjury risk, not just a questionable tag.

Matters most for the fantasy playoff weeks.

Concentrated byes cost real games. Weeks 5 and 6 are the usual trap in guillotine.

Public website only; no clean public API endpoint for ADP.

Weekly DST and kicker streaming rankings built on matchup models. The best free answer to the two positions nobody wants to think about.

Weekly tight end rankings and streamers with real route and target upside.