Fantasy Football · 2026
You've never managed with an AI in your corner.
Neither has your league.
Ribby reads your roster, the wire and every team in your league — then answers the question you'd text a friend, in seconds, with the receipts attached.
Free account · no card · ESPN, Yahoo, and Sleeper leagues
30 seconds, unedited
This is the actual product.
Every frame of that clip is a screenshot of the running app, and both answers are verbatim Ribby — a real question typed mid-draft, answered off the live board. No mockups, no script, no actor.
Mid-draft he sees what you see, plus everything you don't: the run forming three seats away, the tier about to crack, the bye weeks already stacking on your bench.
Ask him anything
Type the question. Get the answer with receipts.
Not a chatbot bolted onto a stat site — a coach with your whole league in his head. Real numbers under every claim, and an honest "I don't have that" when he doesn't know.
Gibbs or Bijan at 1.02?
Either one wins you the pick — this is a coin flip the market has already flattened. Take the back your league's scoring likes.
Bijan carries the bigger workload and the bigger receiving line; Gibbs got there on nearly twice the touchdowns. In half-PPR that's a wash — in full PPR the target volume nudges Atlanta. What I will not do is pretend there's a gap here that the numbers don't show.
Is their left tackle playing Sunday?
No line on that one. Offensive-line availability isn't in what I read — I have the injury report for fantasy-relevant skill players, not the full 53.
What I can do is tell you what the practice report says about the guys you actually start, and flag it if a designation lands before kickoff. I'd rather say "I don't have that" than invent a snap count for you.
Real answers over real 2025 season lines (as of 9 Sep 2026). The one on the right is the point: he'd rather say "no line on that" than invent one.
Then the season starts
Seventeen weeks of start/sit calls, made with actual evidence.
The draft is one night. Ribby's in-season desk reads your league every week — the same engine, pointed at your lineup.
Seventeen games, one bye, and a five-week hole in the middle of it. Every bar is real — and the bye is drawn as a gap, not a zero, because a week he didn't play is not a week he played badly.
141 targets over 17 games · 10.2 average depth of target · 84 caught for 1,048 yards, 2 TD. Depth is air yards — where the ball was thrown, not where he ended up. A dashed cell is one he was never thrown to.
Justin Jefferson's real 2025 season, drawn the way the product draws it — the five-week hole in the middle is exactly the kind of thing a box score hides and a chart doesn't.
Start/sit, solved exactly
An optimizer that prices every player under your league's scoring and finds the best legal lineup — including the flex math everyone gets wrong.
The lock strip
Both lineups, player by player, who's already locked and who's left — the number no scoreline gives you on a Sunday afternoon.
Waivers that know your league
What things actually go for in your league's FAAB market, plus who the whole world is adding right now.
A trade grader with a spine
Every deal graded on what it does to the lineup each side would actually field — both sides shown, no diplomacy.
Schedule strength, banded
A rest-of-season heatmap with your league's own playoff weeks marked — because week 15 matters more than week 3.
And Ribby, all season
The same coach from draft night, now with your roster, your matchup, the wire and every opponent in his head. Ask him Sunday morning.
How it starts
Free account. Real league. Ribby on call.
No card. Start on the free trial and see whether he earns the season.
ESPN, Yahoo, and Sleeper — connected read-only in about a minute.
One question, one token — packs and plans cover the rest.
18+ · US only · read-only league access, revocable anytime.