Every year, 31/32 of the teams in the NFL have a reckoning.
In the offseason, general managers and coaches comb through all the information they have on player performance, results, contracts, depth charts, etc., and start game planning for the following season. What worked well? What didn't work well? Do we want to change our offense? Bring in a free agent or rookie to help alleviate an issue? Who do we want to plan our offense around? Who do we want to give the ball more? How can we make decisions which improve our offensive output and help us win more games?
The idea of this site is that you would have all the quantitative metrics at your disposal to think exactly as a GM would - except with a spin towards fantasy production. When it comes to being a fantasy player, the in-season management aspect is a moot point: there are so many analysts hunting trends and coachspeak reports, that you know damn well who the 2-3 players a week are worth adding. Some pan out, some don't. But you know what's the most effective way of winning fantasy leagues?
Smoking your draft.
Every page has been curated in such a way that you can seamlessly evaluate teams, players, and coaching tendencies, in order to best understand what has happened, and what will happen next. By starting with the base pillar of fantasy production (XFP and FP), properly adjusting for missed time (Adj GP), and arming you with an abundance of metrics for each position group and team, you have everything you need to make the best draft board possible.
Ball knowledge + this website = fortune teller.
What You'll Find
Players — Deep dives on every relevant player: XFP trends, efficiency metrics, target heatmaps, usage splits, injury history, and contract status. Everything you need to evaluate a player's past and project their future.
Teams — Offensive tendencies, opportunity distribution, and year-over-year trends. See how a team allocates touches and targets, and identify where fantasy points are up for grabs.
Coaches — Coaching histories and tendencies. Understand how a coach's scheme impacts player usage and what to expect when they move to a new team.
Tools — Interactive tools like the target heatmap comparison. Compare any two players' target distributions side-by-side.
How to Use It
Every portion of this site has been carefully curated to help you accomplish one thing: make the best draft sheet possible, and calling your own shots. Torn between two players? Dig into their underlying metrics to see who has more upside or sustainable production. Has a player's situation changed? Check how that team has historically over- or under-performed XFP, or which positions get the biggest share. New QB in town? The heatmap tool can show you whether the new guy targets the same areas as the old one — and whether your stud receiver will still eat.
Not sure what you're looking at? Every table has tooltips ? on column headers to explain each metric. You can look through every team, coach, and player to see how their career has evolved. Some metrics are skill-based, some are contextual. How you want to connect the dots is completely in your hands.
Now I'm not saying it will be easy, or that everything is straightforward. I understand that all these numbers can be overwhelming - what am I supposed to be looking at here?
To help show you how this site can be best leveraged, this video shows how JSN and Zach Charbonnet's ascension could have been predicted in 2025 using data strictly on this website:
Happy drafting.