In-Season
One coach. The whole front office behind it.
A conversational coach in front, a full analytics platform underneath — league-connected, self-grading, and allergic to made-up numbers. Football and baseball, same product.
The coach
Ask anything. Get a call, not a lecture.
- Start/sit, waivers, trades, matchup strategy — asked in plain English, answered for your exact roster and scoring.
- Every answer ends with a verdict. Ribby's Call is one line, on the record. No "it depends" mush.
- A real personality. Sharp, funny, occasionally sassy — the buddy who happens to be a fantasy genius, not a search result.
- Honest about gaps. If a number isn't in our data, Ribby says so instead of inventing it.
Every player is tagged yours / available / rostered — Ribby never pitches you a pickup you can't make.
How Ribby thinks
Context is the whole game.
This is the moat, so here's the whole recipe. On every question, Ribby reasons over:
- Your league's real settings — half-PPR or full, superflex, TE premium, H2H categories, roto: read off your platform, never assumed, and never a stat you don't count.
- Time. Tuesday calls for the waiver plan; Sunday morning calls for the lineup. Day 2 of a baseball matchup calls for projections; day 6 calls for category math. Same question, different day, different answer.
- The calendar. Byes, kickoff windows and injury designations in football; per-date probable starters in baseball. He cannot recommend a player without knowing whether he plays.
- Advanced metrics + rest-of-season projections — snap share, target share, EPA, Statcast — blended with what your league actually counts.
- Who's actually gettable — availability tags on every player in the pool.
Ribby reads the markers — it never guesses who's winning from raw numbers.
The analytics suite
Zero-token analysis on every page.
Computed from our own database, no chat required — and none of it costs a question.
Player percentile cards
Sliders showing where any player sits against the qualified population — target share, snaps and EPA in football; Statcast for hitters and pitchers in baseball.
Usage & platoon panels
Football: snap share, route participation and the target trend. Baseball: lefty/righty performance resolved against tonight's actual opposing hand.
The Luck Map
Expected vs. actual production across the pool. Buy-low and sell-high candidates, flagged before your league-mates notice.
Momentum & heatmaps
Trajectory charts anchored to real windows — who's heating up, who's cooling off, and whether it's signal.
Matchup what-ifs
Category-level swing analysis for lineup calls and trades — see the needle move before you commit.
Model Report Card
Our projections graded nightly against reality, published inside the product. Radical transparency is the feature.
Fantasy football
Sunday morning, answered.
The football brain has its own knowledge pack, its own tools and its own voice — it isn't the baseball coach with the words swapped.
27 yrs · 6'1" · 195 lb · 7 yrs exp · LSU · drafted 2020 · rd 1 · pk 22
His points per game against every WR with at least 6 games in 2025, scored under full PPR — in the product this is scored under your league's own point values. A placement, not a projection: it says where he has been.
grey = a style read, not a grade — neither end is better
Next Gen Stats tracking metrics against the 85 receivers with a 2025 season row — its own population, named on the block, because the rank above is drawn from a different and larger one and a percentile borrowed across pools is not a percentile. 93rd-percentile air yards share and 28th-percentile catch rate is the whole profile in two dots.
- Byes are non-negotiable. Ribby cannot recommend a player without knowing his bye week and his designation — they're baked into the line he reads, not bolted on for him to forget.
- Start/sit with the usage attached. Snap share, target share, route participation and red-zone work, not a ranking somebody typed on Wednesday.
- Waivers that know your bench. A pickup rec is a player you can really get, with the FAAB or claim order your league actually uses.
- A briefing three times a week — waivers Tue/Wed, setup Thu–Sat, gameday Sun/Mon. The rhythm football actually has, not a daily email nobody reads.
- Defenses and kickers included, because your lineup has those slots whether the content industry likes it or not.
Card shows a real 2025 season and real percentiles vs the qualified population · pulled 9 Sep 2026
Fantasy baseball
Still here, still deep, still in your pennant race.
Football didn't replace anything. If your baseball league is mid-run right now, every one of these is live today.
Category math
H2H cats, points, roto — read off your league. A move that helps 8th place can be a mistake in 2nd, and Ribby knows which one you are.
Two-start weeks
Per-date probable starters, so "he pitches tonight" and "he already pitched" are never the same answer.
Platoon splits
L/R performance resolved against tonight's actual opposing hand, PA-shrunk so a 14-at-bat sample doesn't masquerade as a trend.
Try it — nothing to sign up for
Start a bat. Watch a category break.
Adding the right player wins you four columns and hands one back. Which trade is correct depends entirely on where you already sit — and that's why "is he good?" is the wrong question and no generic answer can help you.
Sample standings, real projections — the player lines are our rest-of-season numbers as of 28 Jul 2026, and at-bats come from the projected plate appearances. Connect your league and these become your actual categories, your actual rival, and your actual bench.
The trade desk
Trades that move the needle — found for you.
- The needle-mover engine scans every plausible one-for-one across your league and surfaces the deals that actually improve YOUR standing.
- Win-win tags — offers your trade partner has a reason to accept, with the receipts shown.
- The verdict, quantified — every trade idea shows the swing before you hit send.
Illustration — live suggestions are computed from your league's actual rosters and standings.
Platforms
ESPN, Yahoo, and Sleeper, ready to connect.
Connect a ESPN, Yahoo, and Sleeper league in about a minute — football or baseball, read-only, revocable any time. Sleeper takes a username; nothing to install, nothing that expires.
18+ · US only