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Fantasy football

Five tools that answer one question: who to start in week 4. Every figure on them carries its sample size and its window, including the ones that went against what we expected.

Weekly rankingsEvery position ranked for the coming week, with the snap share and target share behind each number rather than a rank on its own. Three scoring formats, because half the disagreement between two ranking sites is format and not opinion.

Start, sit and flex tiersTiers are rank WITHIN position, not point thresholds — the median quarterback week is 12.8 points and the median tight end 5.1, so one ladder across positions is meaningless.

Waiver wireWho is being added across leagues, with our projection beside each name so a popular add and a good one can be told apart.

Injury impactIf a starter sits, who gets the work. Measured against each player’s own trailing baseline and net of what he would have drifted to anyway — the best-validated effect we have.

Compare two playersTwo players side by side on the opportunity behind the points, not just the points.

Looking for a specific team instead? Depth charts rank every player by the snaps he actually took, and schedules carry each bye week. Or ask a question and we will run it.