YOUR LEAGUE. YOUR EDGE.
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fantasy competition.
Find your next pickup, understand your matchups, and make sense of the odds, all in plain English.
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Where do I find my ESPN league link or id?
- On a computer: open your league at fantasy.espn.com and copy the whole address from the address bar. It contains leagueId= followed by the number; paste all of it here.
- In the ESPN Fantasy app: open the league, tap the league name at the top, then Settings. The League ID is the number listed there. Typing just that number works too.
- Or paste the invite link your commissioner sent; it has the id in it.
Public leagues open right away. A private league opens once one person in it connects their ESPN login here (a couple of minutes on a computer); league mates then join with a code in their team name.
THE MATCHUP
Your team
127.0Your rival
123.1Projected points ยท a close one on paper
YOUR NEXT MOVE
A stronger starting lineup.
One clear swap. The reason behind it.
Illustrative preview. Your advice uses your leagueโs rules and roster.
LESS GUESSWORK. MORE GAME DAY.
Know your next move.
The details handled.
The decisions made clearer.
Draft board
Who to take at your pick and why, who will still be there next time, and what every other team has drafted. Updates live during your draft.
Injuries and backups
What each injury status means, who steps in if your player goes down, and whether that backup is actually any good.
Waiver watch
Players the whole internet is grabbing that nobody in your league owns yet.
So far this season
12-14
our betting picks this season, -3.3 units flat
+73
real points the app's lineup beat the lineups people set, over 22 team-weeks
27
projected points found in lineups people had set wrong
1,856
injury alerts sent before kickoff
Counted from the app's own records: picks graded against final scores, lineups compared with what was set on Sleeper, alerts written. Small numbers early in the season mean exactly that.