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Who to start: fantasy football start/sit

This tool ranks the players you are deciding between by projected points for the week, under your own league's scoring, and shows the matchup, the market prop lines and the injury status behind each call. It opens once the season does.

Your settings matter more than most rankings admit. Half PPR and full PPR do not order receivers and backs the same way, and a six-point passing touchdown moves quarterbacks several spots — which is why a generic start/sit list gets a fair number of these calls wrong for your league.

Opens Week 1 Weekly projections begin with the Thursday 10 September kickoff.

The start/sit tool is not open yet

It runs on weekly projections, and those need a week of football to project. Rather than show you a comparison with nothing behind it, the tool stays shut until the numbers are real. Here is what it will do when it opens.

  • Rank your options Add the players you are choosing between and get them ordered by projected points, under your league's scoring rather than a generic ranking.
  • Show the matchup What the opposing defence gives up to that position, and where it ranks against the rest of the league.
  • Carry the market Player prop lines from the sportsbooks, so you can see where the money disagrees with the projection.
  • Flag the close calls Inside a point and a half it says so, and points you at ceiling or floor depending on whether you need upside or are protecting a lead.

Until then, the rest-of-season rankings answer the version of this question that does not need weekly data: who is worth holding, and who is worth starting most weeks.

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