LFLeagueFrenzy

Your draft board, ranked by your league's real scoring.
Not somebody else's.

Connect your league in 60 seconds. We read its actual scoring rules and roster slots, then rebuild the fantasy football draft board around them — IDP tackle scoring, superflex, TE premium, real replacement level. Then those same rules keep working all season, on every lineup, waiver claim and trade.

Preview your top-20 custom board free — no account. Or unlock every league you play in for $39.99/year, not $129/yr. See pricing · How it works →

The LeagueFrenzy player-values board for an IDP dynasty league, filtered to linebackers. Jordyn Brooks is ranked 18th overall at 280.7 projected points — 72 spots above his market rank of 90 — and the open side panel explains why: solo tackles at 2 points each account for 148.2 of those points.
A real board from a 2-points-per-solo-tackle dynasty league, where that one rule puts a linebacker 18th overall. Every rank comes with the scoring that produced it.

Works with MFL, Sleeper, Fleaflicker & ESPN (advanced setup) — Yahoo coming soon

See how custom scoring reshapes the board

Generic rankings assume generic rules. In a league that awards 2 points per solo tackle, every-down linebackers become premium players instead of late-round afterthoughts.

Illustrative example — rankings for a 2-points-per-solo-tackle league
PlayerPosGeneric rankYour leagueMovement
Ja’Marr ChaseWR23Down 1
Fred WarnerLB5414Up 40
Roquan SmithLB6119Up 42
Sam LaPortaTE3321Up 12

Your actual board is generated from your league's live scoring and roster settings.

On MFL or Sleeper? Run a free scoring check — paste your league id and see which players your rules move, no account needed.

One connect. Every week of the season.

Your league's rules do not stop mattering once the draft is over. The same scoring the board is built from runs everything else you get — so the answers stay consistent from your first pick to your last waiver claim.

  1. The LeagueFrenzy value board for an IDP dynasty league, tier-banded and marked 100 percent scoring coverage, with a player drawer open on the right explaining that linebacker Sonny Styles is ranked fourth overall on 239.2 projected points and 165.6 value over replacement in this league’s scoring.

    Draft day

    The board, and a plan for working it

    A tier-banded board built from your league’s rules, where every rank comes with the scoring that produced it — then pick-by-pick targets that keep up as the draft actually goes.

  2. The weekly lineup screen showing an optimal lineup worth 397.0 points against 312.7 for the roster as currently seated, a gain of 84.3, with a risk-posture selector and each seat carrying its matchup and an expandable reason.

    Every Sunday

    A lineup you can defend

    The optimal lineup for the week, seat by seat, each with the reason behind it — plus the start and sit moves against the way your roster is set right now.

  3. The free-agent wire sorted by roster impact, the top add showing a gain of 1.7 points over the player he would replace, each row carrying a maximum bid sized to the manager’s remaining FAAB room and the roster spot the add would use.

    Every Tuesday

    What a waiver claim is actually worth

    The free-agent pool ranked on your scoring, with what each add would do to your lineup, who you would have to drop, and a bid sized to your league’s real FAAB budget.

  4. The trade evaluation panel returning an ACCEPT verdict at plus 121.6 value over replacement, noting no change to the starting lineup, above a per-asset contribution table that prices a 2027 second-round pick alongside the players on each side.

    Whenever the offer lands

    An answer on a trade, not a gut feel

    Put both sides together — players and picks — and get a verdict, what each asset contributes, and what the deal does to the holes in your roster. Or let Trade Finder go looking for one.

What a generic board cannot know

Defenders priced by your actual tackle scoring

The IDP engine values defenders with your league’s real tackle, sack and passes-defended rules, so every-down linebackers rank where your scoring puts them instead of where a generic list guesses.

Positional need, damped by who is genuinely left

Need is measured against what is actually still in the free-agent pool, so a deep position stops reading as an emergency and you stop reaching for one waivers will refill.

Rookies priced from real dynasty trade data

Rookie-only boards for dynasty drafts, with market values drawn from what dynasty managers actually pay rather than a gut feel about draft capital.

One pass, every league you play in

Connect all of them. Each league gets its own board and its own weekly answers from its own rules — superflex, TE premium, IDP, bonuses — and they stay in one place.

What we can prove

We are new, and we are not going to pretend otherwise with a subscriber count. Here is what is checkable instead — every number below links to the working behind it.

The two questions you should be asking

You get one draft. These are the honest answers to the reasons not to trust a tool you have not heard of.

“How do I know these ranks are any good?”

Check them before you believe us. The projection accuracy is published across eight seasons — four of them holdout years the model never tuned on — broken down by position, with the experiments that did not work left in. The public 2026 board carries a delta column against ADP, so you can see exactly where we disagree with consensus without connecting anything.

“Can I risk an unproven tool on my one draft?”

You do not have to risk anything to find out. Connect one league and read your top-20 board with no account and no card. There is a name on this: Aaron Pike builds the engine and writes the research, and plays the 16-team dynasty IDP and superflex leagues it is built for. If you buy the Season Pass and have not used it, there is a 14-day refund.

Where the edge is biggest

The board moves most where your rules sit furthest from the defaults — IDP with real tackle scoring, superflex and 2QB, TE premium, deep rosters, and anyone running several of those at once. That is where a generic list is most wrong, and where the delta column against ADP will be widest.

In a standard-PPR redraft league, expect less: your board will land close to consensus, because your rules are the ones consensus was built for, and we would rather say that than take $39.99 off you and let you find out. The rest of it still applies. Weekly lineups, waiver-claim values and trade verdicts are computed from whatever scoring your league has — standard included — so they work in every league you connect.

Draft knowledge for real leagues

Methodology, formats, and platform guides — the same ideas that power every LeagueFrenzy board.

Rather check our work? Read the multi-season projection backtest — failed experiments included — or the 2026 scoring-format impact report.

Browse all guides

See what your rules do to the board

Connect one league and read your top-20 board — no account, no card, about a minute. If your scoring really is generic, you will see that too.

Connect your league — free

Every league you play in, all season, for $39.99/year. See pricing