Fantasy football team grader

Add the players on your roster and get a letter grade for the whole team, a grade for every position, and the spot to fix first.

How the grade works

Your best legal lineup is set from the roster you entered, and its projected points on Draftline’s rest-of-season board are measured against a median team: the one that drafted the middle-ranked player at every position, every round, in a 12-team league. 10% or more above it is an A, 4% to 10% above a B, within 4% either way a C, 4% to 10% below a D, and more than 10% below an F. Each position is graded the same way on its starters, with wider bands because one unit swings more than a whole lineup. It is a rest-of-season verdict on the roster, not a call on this week’s matchup — lineup decisions are yours.

Common questions

How do I rate my fantasy football team?: Type each player on your roster into the box above and pick him from the list, then grade it. The grade, a grade for every position and the spot to fix first come back on one page whose link you can share — nothing is stored, and no account is needed.
Does the grade tell me who to start this week?: No. It grades the team on Draftline’s board, which ranks players on the season, not on this week’s matchup. Use it to see where the team is thin and what a trade or a pickup has to fix.
Why is my grade lower than I expected?: The benchmark is a real 12-team league’s middle seat, not an empty one, and an empty lineup slot counts as zero. Add every starter — including your kicker and D/ST — for a full grade.

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