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Your start/sit analysis
Run it first thing Sunday morning
Yooo!
Yesterday got away from me, and I didn’t have time to write last night’s newsletter. I might have to dial back the newsletter cadence moving forward. Will think about it this weekend and share an update next week.
Quick question before Sunday: how many lineup decisions did you go back and forth on last week?
I’m guessing at least one. Probably your flex.
So what did you do about it? You probably checked the rankings, which told you who to start but never why. Then a few podcasts and articles, which all disagreed with each other.
And after all that, you still went with your gut.
You know the feeling. You swap the same 2 guys in and out of your flex 4 times, refresh the latest news 10 minutes before kickoff, finally commit, and then watch the guy you benched drop 20 points (and of course you lose by 3).
That’s why we built the start/sit tool, and your first analysis is free.
Connect your league, and we’ll build your recommended lineup from what analysts are saying across 250+ fantasy football podcasts and websites.
The lineup is only half of it, though. Under every start and sit you’ll see the takes that drove the call. So if we tell you to bench someone, you can see exactly what the experts said and decide whether you buy it.
For the close calls, the 1 or 2 spots where the experts are split, we flag them and lay out both sides of the debate. You’ll see where the experts agree, where they’re split and why they’re leaning one player over the other.
You’ll probably get the most out of start/sit if:
You want the reasoning behind a call before you trust it
Your toughest decisions tend to come down to 2 guys and a coin flip
You’d rather make the final call yourself, with the expert takes in front of you
If you just want a list of names to plug in, there are plenty of rankings for that.
Your first start/sit analysis is on us. Run it Sunday morning, and hit reply to tell me what you think.
See ya pizza,
Joe
