Evaluate My Team

Add the roster you actually have and see the best lineup it can start, how that compares with a typical lineup in your format, and where the real gaps are. Free, no account.

Add players

One name a line, or commas: a pasted list is matched against the same player pool the search uses. Anything it cannot match is named back to you, never guessed at.

Your roster

projected points, full season

Settings

Superflex is a flex spot that can start a quarterback. Match these to your league: they change what every player is worth, and the grade recomputes in the page.

Lineup: QB · 2 RB · 2 WR · TE · FLEX · K

What the grade means

The letter restates one number: how far your best legal lineup sits from a typical lineup in this format. It is the same mapping League HQ puts on a synced team, so two rosters graded here are graded the same way.

Grades compare rosters, not managers. Waivers and trades move this every week.

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Lineup strength is the best lineup your roster can actually start, in projected points, compared with the median lineup (the middle team: half of all possible rosters in your format project better, half worse). See methodology. If a position lags the typical lineup, that's your trade target: the Trade Analyzer uses these same values, so a deal that wins there closes the gap you see here.

How this evaluation works

Your whole starting lineup is solved as one exact assignment: each player fills at most one slot, and FLEX and superflex seats go to whoever makes the lineup total highest — never first-come-first-served. The total is compared with a reference lineup: the median team from assigning the entire current player pool to every starting slot in a league with your settings. Kickers count when your lineup has a K slot: 3 points a field goal and 1 an extra point, from the projection set, with no distance tiers and no miss penalties.

Bench depth is reported separately, because a strong bench and a strong lineup are different things. Missing projections stay missing — a player our sources have not projected is shown as unresolved, not counted as zero. Injury status comes from stored feeds; a player with no status reads “status unknown”, never “healthy”.

This page is redraft only, and it never claims another manager would accept a trade or that a specific free agent is available in your league. Leagues you sync in League HQ do not seat kickers yet: that lineup still starts the four skill positions only.