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Rate my fantasy football team
Paste your whole roster and get an honest read in seconds: a letter grade, your best starting lineup, which position rooms are carrying you and which are quietly costing you weeks, bye and playoff schedule risk, and the players who fix it.
How to read your team rating
The score that matters most is the starting lineup number. Bench depth wins you a couple of weeks a season; the eight or nine players you start every Sunday decide the other twelve. A team with an A- lineup and a D bench is in better shape than the reverse, because depth is the one thing the waiver wire can still fix in October.
Position strength is measured against replacement level for your league size, not against raw projected points. In a 14-team league the twelfth-best running back is a genuine asset; in an 8-team league he is on the wire. That is why the same roster can grade very differently once you change the league size or switch to superflex.
Finally, treat the schedule numbers as tiebreakers rather than verdicts. A tough playoff slate is a reason to prefer one of two similar trade offers, not a reason to sell a player who is clearly better than his replacement.
FAQ
- How is my fantasy football team rated?
- Each player is scored on value over replacement for your league size and scoring, then your best legal starting lineup is built from that roster. The team score blends starting lineup strength (75%) with bench depth (25%), minus a penalty for any lineup slot you cannot fill.
- What makes a position group a weakness?
- A position is flagged thin when you are short of the roster count a competitive team carries there and the production you would start is close to replacement level — the points you could get off waivers.
- Does the rating account for bye weeks and the playoff schedule?
- Yes. Weeks where two or more of your starters are off are flagged, and every starter's team is scored on the difficulty of its fantasy playoff weeks using last season's points allowed by opponent.
- Is the roster analyzer free?
- Yes. It runs in your browser with no account, and works with Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo and CBS rosters — just paste the player names.