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Manager Pulse
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A Manager Pulse report reads several seasons of a real person's Sleeper history, so this one tool needs an account. Everything else on FF Beacon stays open.
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Sample
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Sample data for Overview. Not a real manager.
Manager Pulse
SampleManager(Sample data, not a real manager)
First seen in 2023. 9 league-seasons across 4 seasons, found inside a 2023 to 2026 window.
- League-seasons
- 9
- Dynasty
- 4
- Redraft
- 3
- Best ball dynasty
- 1
- Best ball redraft
- 1
Sample data for How to deal. Not a real manager.
How to deal with them
Built from templates that cite the figures elsewhere in this report, not written freehand. Every line here can be checked against a number on this page.
SampleManager wins about half their matchups across 9 league-seasons.
In dynasty trades, SampleManager gives up a little more value than they get, about 4 percent on average.
SampleManager tends to draft a shade earlier than market ADP.
SampleManager starts about 87 percent of the points their roster could have produced.
Sample data for Results. Not a real manager.
Results
over 9 league-seasons
Win rate
50%
All
Championships
2
Playoff rate
56%
- Record
- 47-46-1
- Runner-up finishes
- 1
- Last-place finishes
- 1
- Average finish, as a share of the league
- 58%
- Points scored, ranked within their league
- 55%
- Points scored against them, ranked within their league
Their opponents' scoring. Not something the manager controlled.
- 50%
Sample data for Drafting. Not a real manager.
Draft habits
Reach index
+0.1 rounds
Positive means they pick earlier than the market.
over 9 drafts
Average draft grade
75.0
From On The Clock's draft grading, averaged across drafts.
over 9 drafts
Keeper usage
-- No keeper leagues in this window
Share of roster spots filled by a keeper, in leagues that carry them.
Positional shape of the first rounds
Share of early picks by position
Their first rounds lean toward RB, at 40% of early picks.
- QB15%
- RB40%
- WR35%
- TE10%
View the numbers behind this chart
| Position | Share |
|---|---|
| QB | 15% |
| RB | 40% |
| WR | 35% |
| TE | 10% |
over 9 drafts
Rookie vs veteran lean(Dynasty only)
+0.2Positive means more rookies than veterans in dynasty startups.
over 5 startups
Draft clock
A fact about the room, not this manager: their middle draft runs at 46 seconds a pick, about 38% of the allowed clock. Measured on 9 drafts. A slow offline rookie draft spends most of that time overnight rather than on the clock.
Per-pick timing starts from the first live draft we watch this manager in. Nothing has been observed yet.
On autopick in 8% of 9 drafts watched live.
Sample data for Who they like. Not a real manager.
Who they like(Sample data, not a real manager)
Favourites
Players they roster far more often than that player is rostered anywhere else. Measured over 9 players.
Favourites: Sample Player A leads, rostered in 7 of this manager's league-seasons against 34% of leagues everywhere. 3 players listed.
Sample Player A
RB
7
league-seasons
Rostered in 7 league-seasons, against 34% of leagues everywhere.
Sample Player B
WR
6
league-seasons
Rostered in 6 league-seasons, against 41% of leagues everywhere.
Sample Player C
QB
4
league-seasons
Rostered in 4 league-seasons, against 22% of leagues everywhere.
View these as a table
| Player | Position | League-seasons rostered | League-wide roster rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sample Player A | RB | 7 | 34% |
| Sample Player B | WR | 6 | 41% |
| Sample Player C | QB | 4 | 22% |
Avoids
Widely rostered players this manager had the chance to add and never has.
No avoid pattern in this window.
Drafted more than once
The same player taken in separate drafts, the loudest affinity signal there is. Measured over 5 drafts.
Sample Player D has been drafted 3 separate times, more than any other player. 2 players have been drafted more than once.
- Sample Player D3
- Example Back E2
View these as a table
| Player | Drafts |
|---|---|
| Sample Player D | 3 |
| Example Back E | 2 |
Sample data for Trading. Not a real manager.
Trading
Trades
14
Every trade in this window, graded or not.
Per league-season
1.6
The figure that compares between managers.
Per season
1.6
Across every league they play at once, not per league.
Average trade margin
Dynasty
Negative means they give up more than they get, priced at market.
over 10 trades
Redraft
Not enough graded trades
Verdict distribution
Dynasty
44%of their 9 graded trades came out ahead
- Clear win for them2 (20%)
- Slight win for them2 (20%)
- Even4 (40%)
- Slight loss for them1 (10%)
- Could not be graded1 (10%)
Redraft
Not enough graded trades
Position appetite
Dynasty
Their strongest lean is buying running back.
- QuarterbackBuying 640
- Running backBuying 4.2k
- Wide receiverSelling 1.9k
- Tight endSelling 310
Redraft
Not enough graded trades
Draft picks traded
Dynasty
Picks moved
6
Acquired
4
Sent away
2
Net buyers of picks, 2 more in than out.
By round, net
- Round 11 in, 0 out
- Round 22 in, 1 out
- Round 31 in, 1 out
Redraft
No trades in this window
Most traded with
Dynasty
100%of these trades were with their top 2 partners
- SamplePartnerOne3
- SamplePartnerTwo2
Redraft
No repeat trade partners yet
Age lean, in years(Dynasty only)
+0.1 yearsPositive means net value flows toward younger players.
over 10 trades
Trades with unpriced picks
Dynasty
Redraft
These trades moved a pick the value source cannot price, so they are graded on their players only. The margin above is partial for them, not wrong.
What they pay up for
Dynasty
Players
- WRExample Receiver A18%
They come out 18% behind market when this is in the deal, across 4 graded trades. Good to offer them.
Positions
- RBRunning back7%
They come out 7% behind market when this is in the deal, across 4 graded trades. Good to offer them.
Redraft
No clear overpay pattern yet
Only shown once there is enough evidence to call it a pattern, not one bad trade.
What they get value on
Dynasty
Players
- TEExample Tight End C13%
They come out 13% ahead of market when this is in the deal, across 3 graded trades. Be careful selling this cheaply.
Redraft
No clear bargain pattern yet
The same measurement with the sign flipped. Think twice before selling these to them cheaply.
Sample data for Roster moves. Not a real manager.
Roster management
Moves per week
1.2
Move shape
Steady
Moves spread evenly across the season.
Waiver claims per season
18.0
Average FAAB bid share
12%
Waiver points produced
96
Points scored by players added off waivers, for the team that added them.
Abandonment
0
Seasons that ended with several quiet weeks and an incomplete lineup.
Lineup efficiency
87%
Of available points, measured in 7 of 9 seasons.
Best-lineup record
52-41-1
The record their optimal lineup would have produced.
Wins left on bench
5
Sample data for Leagues. Not a real manager.
Leagues(Sample data, not a real manager)
Showing 4 of 9 league-seasons counted
Sample data. Every league and number below is invented, not a real manager. Every league-season counted in this report, newest first. A finish is known only for the champion and the runner-up; every other card leaves it out rather than guess a rank we do not hold.
20262 leagues
- DynastyFinished 3Made playoffs
- Redraft
20251 league
Example Dynasty League
9-4
DynastyFinished 1Champion
20241 league
Example Best Ball League
6-7
Best Ball RedraftFinished 8
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| Season and league | Type | Record | Finish | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
2026 Example Dynasty LeagueDynasty, 3 finish, Made playoffs | Dynasty | 8-5 | 3 | Made playoffs |
2026 Example Redraft LeagueRedraft | Redraft | 4-4 | -- Not known | -- No special result |
2025 Example Dynasty LeagueDynasty, 1 finish, Champion | Dynasty | 9-4 | 1 | Champion |
2024 Example Best Ball LeagueBest Ball Redraft, 8 finish | Best Ball Redraft | 6-7 | 8 | -- No special result |