July 25, 2026 preseason release

The current model covers 212 players and future picks. Core assets receive individual review. The expanded player pool begins with a transparent position tier, then adjusts for career window, format, risk, and the roster direction selected in the analyzer.

What changed in this release

Added searchable depth across all fantasy positions, 2028 and 2029 pick classes, league-size quarterback scarcity, contender and rebuilder adjustments, and shareable trade URLs.

Material changes are recorded, not hidden

DateModel areaChange
Jul 25, 2026Asset coverageExpanded from 42 to 212 assets
Jul 25, 2026League sizeAdded 8–16 team quarterback scarcity adjustment
Jul 25, 2026Team windowAdded contender, balanced, and rebuilder lenses
Jul 25, 2026PackagesRetained transparent diminishing multi-asset weights

How an asset moves between updates

Values can move when role, availability, team environment, contract security, age curve, or market liquidity changes. A short-lived box score spike is not enough on its own. The model looks for a change that affects future usable production or the price another manager is likely to demand.

  1. Confirm the underlying event and the player's current status.
  2. Estimate the effect on role, replacement value, and career runway.
  3. Compare the player with neighboring assets in the same tier.
  4. Review downstream effects on teammates and position scarcity.
  5. Publish the update date and document material model changes.

Tier baselines are estimates, not false precision

Expanded depth assets use a consistent tier framework so users can include more realistic trade pieces. That does not mean the difference between two adjacent values is scientifically exact. The result is a structured starting point that should be combined with local league demand and roster context.

Team abbreviations and depth roles can change quickly. The visible model date tells users when the current assumptions were last reviewed. Confirm breaking news before accepting a deal.

Put the framework to work

Change the league settings, build both sides, and inspect the value gap before you send the offer.

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