How it works
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Connect your league
ESPN: paste your league link (a private league also needs two cookies from your ESPN login, and Edge shows you where). Sleeper: just your username.
- 2
Edge does the homework
All week it reads practice reports, beat writers, Rotoworld, RotoWire, FantasyPros, Vegas lines and weather, then plays out your matchup 12,000 times.
- 3
You make the moves
A lineup checklist with the reason for every change, waiver targets with a bid, sleepers before they break out, and trades your leaguemates will take.
Everything you check on Sunday morning
In one place, in plain English, built around your roster.
Start/sit you can trust
Your lineup as set on ESPN or Sleeper next to Edge's, with live points and the reason for every swap.
Game-time plans
Questionable star? Keep him in. Edge tells you who to swap in if he's inactive, and pings you when the inactive list drops.
Waiver wire with bids
Free agents ranked for your roster, with a FAAB bid capped by what your rivals can actually spend.
Sleepers, early
Snap share, targets and expected points rise before the box score does. Edge flags it while he's still on waivers.
Trades that get accepted
Deals that upgrade your starting lineup and help the other team enough that they'll say yes.
All your leagues at once
One page with what to do across every league you're in, soonest first, so Sunday morning takes a minute.
Tested before it's trusted
Edge's model is scored on a full season of games it never saw. Inside your league, it shows how its lineups and projections did against yours and ESPN's. How Edge works
Questions
Which leagues does it work with?
ESPN (public or private) and Sleeper leagues, with any scoring and either FAAB or waiver priority. Yahoo isn't supported yet.
Can it change my lineup?
No. Edge only reads your league. You make the moves on ESPN or Sleeper; Edge tells you which ones and why.
Is my ESPN login safe?
Edge never sees your ESPN password. A private league needs two cookies from your ESPN login: Edge stores them encrypted, uses them only to read your league, and deletes them when you remove the league or your data.
How is it different from ESPN's projections?
Edge starts from ESPN's and Rotowire's projections, adds its own model, injury odds measured from ten years of reports, Vegas lines and weather, then picks the lineup most likely to win your matchup, not just the one with the most points.
Is it free?
Right now, yes. Edge is invite-only while it's small: ask for an invite and you'll get one when there's room.
Can I try it first?
Yes: the sample league is ten made-up teams with real NFL players, this week's real projections and injuries, and every page Edge has.
What Edge reads, all week
- ESPN Fantasy
- Sleeper
- NFL.com injury report
- nflverse stats
- Sleeper trends
- Rotoworld
- RotoWire
- FantasyPros
- Vegas lines
- Weather
- ProFootballTalk
- The Athletic
- CBS
- Yahoo
- r/fantasyfootball
Your league, every Sunday
Edge is invite-only for now. Look around the sample league, or ask for an invite.