One timeline — pick any round, played or upcoming. Click a game to focus on it; click again to clear.

Played rounds: every player's result — score, price change, votes, and how far above/below their season average they landed.

Upcoming rounds: projected score, position matchup difficulty, and an estimated price change. Price change is a rough model (score vs breakeven × a fixed value per point) — treat it as a guide, not gospel.

Click any column heading to sort by that stat.

Search any player to see their full Fantasy season. Chart shows score bars and price line.

Use the bookmark icon to save players to the Trading Centre watchlist.

Historical tab: How do players score vs their own average when facing each team? Rating 100 = league average. Above 100 = easier.

Upcoming Fixture tab: Predicted avg pts your players will score in each upcoming game, based on the opponent's historical concede rating. Weighted so closer games count more.

Plan trades and compare the stats impact side by side.

• Enter your available budget ($K), then search to add players to Trade In / Trade Out.
• Player chips show position, avg FP, last 3 avg, and form rating for quick comparison.
• The Summary panel shows how the trade changes your avg FP and budget position.
• Bookmarks: star any player in Player Stats to quick-add them here.

Add your 22-player squad. Players go into their position groups — DEF, MID, RUC, FWD — with the last 4 in each being bench (shaded). Add up to 30 players total.

Click Analyse for ranked upgrade suggestions with trade pairs, using form, fixture, value, consistency, and bench context. Each card shows signal, avg FP, price trend, fixture, and best available replacement.

Shows the best projected 22-man AFL Fantasy team from your loaded data, laid out in DEF/MID/RUC/FWD formation, ranked by the same projected average used everywhere else in the app (recent form + fixture difficulty for the rest of the season).

DPP players are placed into whichever eligible position is scarcest rather than always their first-listed position. Bench spots show the next-best available.

A quick season-long records board, pulled from every round loaded so far. "Best value" and "Best bargain" both use price — value is against today's price, bargain is against the price they started the season at.

Every eligible player, grouped by price tier and ranked by what actually matters for that tier — best target at the top of each column.

Premiums ($800K+): pure scoring output — projected average for the rest of the season, fixture-adjusted across every remaining game.

Mid Price ($350K–$800K): a blend of season average and near-term matchup ease, weighted heavily toward the next few games — these are short-term trade targets.

Rookies (under $350K): projected cumulative price growth for the rest of the season — best cash-generation targets.

Every priced player with at least one game falls into one of the three columns; injured/suspended players are left out since they're not real trade targets right now.

Find Players ignores the tier boundaries — set any price range, position, or team and it ranks everyone who matches by projected average for the rest of the season.

Season fantasy points (PPR) leaders for the 2025 season, sourced from nflverse. Top-3s uses the same "top scorers each week get votes" idea as the AFL Leaderboard, computed within each position group so a QB is never compared against a kicker.

Only QB/RB/WR/TE/K/DST are tracked (the standard fantasy-relevant positions) — if this page is empty, run fetch_nfl_data.py then regenerate the site.

Not just a total-points list — every player gets a Draft Score (0–100) built mainly on proven output: their 2026 season average is the dominant factor (55%), so a season-long elite performer always ranks near the top even if their very last game or two was quiet. The rest: last-6-game average (18%, recent form), consistency (10%, score volatility), age (7% — a gentle curve peaking around the mid-20s, just a nudge either side, never enough to override actual output), durability (5%, games played), and CBA% trend (5%, centre bounce attendance late in the year vs early — a player earning more midfield time is being trusted with a bigger role, an early signal for next season). Players are grouped into tiers (Elite/A/B/C/D), plus a position rank (e.g. "MID3").

VBD (Value Based Drafting) is a separate number — it's a player's season average minus the expected season average of a "replacement level" player at their position (the last realistic starter, based on Teams in League and your Roster Format settings below). Draft Score tells you who's good; VBD tells you who's scarce — a top ruck can be worth drafting earlier than a similarly-scored midfielder simply because there's a much shallower pool behind him. Set Roster Format to match your actual league (starting DEF/MID/RUC/FWD slots + bench) — it varies a lot league to league, so nothing here is assumed for you.

📈 Breakout Watch surfaces lower-tier players with rising CBA% or rising recent form — hidden gems, not the obvious top picks. The 🎯 Best fit callout factors your own roster gaps (against Roster Format) in on top of Draft Score.

Use 🔖 Queue to build a running list of who you want next regardless of whose turn it is — press D anywhere on this page to instantly draft your top queued player, or U to undo your last action. During a live draft, hit Taken when another team grabs a player, or + Draft to add them to your team — everything is saved in this browser only.