Rankings

The Value column is projected points above replacement for the league you selected: how much a best legal starting lineup gains by having this player, computed by assigning the entire player pool to every starting slot in a league your size. Positional scarcity is built in — that is why a quarterback who out-scores every receiver can still rank below them in 1QB formats, and why flipping to Superflex reshuffles the board instead of restyling it. The toggles are real recalculations, not filters.

Read the gaps, not the ranks. Within a position the difference between #1 and #8 is usually bigger than between #20 and #45, and the bar shows where the cliffs fall. When two players are within a couple of points, treat them as a coin flip — that gap is smaller than the sources' own disagreement.

The Projection column is the median season points across the independent sources that published one, in your selected scoring, with the source count underneath. Four sources landing near 300 points means something; one source saying it means very little, and the board tells you which you are looking at. A player's own page lists every source, including where they disagree.

This board prices players for lineups, in redraft. It is not a trade market, not a dynasty board, and not a draft order by itself — for pick-by-pick draft help against live ADP, use the draft kit; to test a specific deal, the Trade Analyzer uses these exact values. Details in the methodology.