Trades, waiver claims and free agent moves. Sleeper records when each one happened, so the log prints that time.
Timed to the week
Final scores. One entry per game, carrying both the win and the loss, so a result is never posted twice.
Spotted between syncs
Lineup edits, scoring and roster rule changes, managers arriving and leaving. Sleeper timestamps none of these, so each entry says the window it was seen in rather than a time nobody measured.
In:
TE
Sam LaPortaTE, DET
In: TEZach ErtzTE, PHI
In: WRRashod BatemanWR, BAL
Out: TEDalton KincaidTE, BUF
Out: RBChris Rodriguez Jr.RB, JAX
Out: RBKaleb JohnsonRB, GB
In:
RB
Kenneth Walker IIIRB, KC
In: WRJalen NailorWR, LV
In: TEColby ParkinsonTE, LAR
Out: RBAdam PrenticeRB, DEN
Out: WRAnthony GouldWR, IND
Out: TESam LaPortaTE, DET
Out:
WR
Jalen NailorWR, LV
Out:
QB
Tua TagovailoaQB, ATL
Out: TEJackson MeeksTE, DET
In:
RB
Adam PrenticeRB, DEN
Out: RBKenneth Walker IIIRB, KC
In:
TE
Jackson MeeksTE, DET
Out: QBDrew LockQB, SEA
In:
QB
Drew LockQB, SEA
In:
QB
Tua TagovailoaQB, ATL
Out: QBDrew LockQB, SEA
In:
QB
Drew LockQB, SEA
Out: QBDavis CheekQB
Scarcity
Positional WAR at a glance
Running back is hardest to replace here, tight end easiest.
The best player at each position, in matchups over replacement, and how many of that position this league starts. Ordered by what the best one is worth.
Position
Best one adds
StartHow many this league starts
RB
2.67
98
QB
2.59
33
WR
2.27
159
TE
1.57
94
Top 12 at each position. The full chart runs to 36.
League power rankings, ordered by Power Pulse. Columns: rank, team, Power Pulse score, whether the team is competing, mid-table, or rebuilding, positional rank (QB, RB, WR, TE), then total team value counting players only with its league rank. Top three for each position column are highlighted cyan; bottom three are highlighted purple.