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Quick Start Guide

Think like a GM. Win your league.

Every year, 31 out of 32 NFL teams have a reckoning.

In the offseason, GMs and coaches comb through everything — player performance, contracts, depth charts, scheme fit — to figure out what worked, what didn't, and who to build around next. Who gets more work? Who do we move on from? Where are we leaving production on the table? The idea of this site is to give you all those same tools — except with a spin towards fantasy production. All the metrics, all the context, organized so you can think like a GM about your league.

How to Use It

Start with a player's XFP compared to their FP. XFP tells you opportunity — how much work a player got. FP tells you production — what they did with it. The gap between them is where the analysis starts. From there, the micro stats — efficiency, splits, scheme tendencies, coaching context — tell you why that gap exists and whether it'll persist. Not all regression is made equal. Some players can keep it up, and others won't. If you can connect the dots properly, the league winners aren't a surprise, and neither are the busts.

Player page showing XFP vs FP breakdown

Here are some starting points depending on the question you're trying to answer:

  • Breakout incoming? Start with their Player Page — compare XFP vs FP to see if opportunity or efficiency is driving production, then drill into the micro stats to understand why.
  • Looking for value at a position? Use Plots+ to scatter the whole position group and spot outliers the crowd is sleeping on.
  • Torn between two players? Pull them up in the Player Comp Tool and compare their splits side-by-side.
  • QB change? Check Heatmaps+ to see if the new QB can still feed your stud wideout in the same zones.
  • Want to understand a team's fantasy ecosystem? The Team Pages show how the pie is split — who gets the work, in what situations, and how that's changing.
  • New coaching staff? Hit the Coach Pages to see what their scheme looks like and which positions thrive under them.
Plots+ scatter plot showing position group analysis

Feeling Lost? That's Normal.

There's a lot here. You don't need to understand every metric — start with the questions you already have and dig from there. Every table includes tooltips ? explaining each metric, and video walkthroughs are embedded throughout the site to help you get oriented. Some metrics capture skill. Others capture context. How you connect the dots is up to you.

What's Inside

Fantasy Production
XFP vs FP per game, red zone splits, OEX%, team share
WOWY
Team production with vs without a player active
Efficiency
Skill and context metrics for passing, rushing, receiving, and protection
Situational Splits
Performance by formation, coverage, pressure, and down-and-distance
Snap shares by situation — red zone, goal line, blowouts, no-huddle
Context
Contracts — cap hit, dead money, contract year flags
Injuries — every missed week with designation type
Heatmaps & Route Tree
Target heat maps showing where a player is targeted on the field, with CPOE overlay
Visual route tree showing route usage, CPOE, and target share by route type
"vs TX" comparison — how a player's route usage compares to top fantasy scorers at the position
Game Logs
Weekly snaps, usage shares, matchup difficulty, XFP vs FP

Happy drafting.

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