The card picks the lineup. Ribby checks it.
An exact optimizer runs every legal arrangement of your roster under your league’s own scoring and shows the changes from the lineup you have set. Then the part no optimizer does: Ribby reads the injury report and the news on every man with a designation before he calls a seat.
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Tuten, and it isn’t a debate — because Pittsburgh is on BYE this week! Warren cannot score from his couch, my guy. Tuten, meanwhile, just went 104 rushing yards, a touchdown and a 55-yard catch against the Colts — 29.9 points! — and he plays Thursday night in Baltimore, so you have until 8:15 Thursday to get this right.
The move
The card shows the lineup. Ribby checks the injury report before you set it.
Every legal lineup is priced, so a flex seat never strands a starter behind it. A change is reported as a change of personnel — never two men trading chairs for zero points.
Inside the measured noise, a swap is drawn as "either / or", not sold as a call. Outside it, the number is the number.
Ribby pulls the injury report and the news on anyone carrying a designation, names who covers a Questionable starter and whether that cover kicks off in time — and only then agrees, or doesn’t, in one sentence.
How it goes
Three taps. One Call.
The card is already there: your lineup, the best available, the swaps as changes from what you set, and an alert on any starter carrying a designation.
That sends the exact lineup to Ribby with the instruction to check the injury report and the news before he calls a seat.
One line. Agreed, or one seat changed, with the reason and what it costs.
Straight answers
Is the optimizer exact or a sort?
Exact. It solves every legal arrangement of your roster under your league’s scoring (a maximum-weight matching), so a flex seat can never strand a startable player behind it.
What happens when two players are a toss-up?
The card says so. Inside 1.5 projected points — well inside the measured week-to-week swing at every position — a swap is drawn as a coin flip, not sold as a recommendation.
Does Ribby actually read the injury report?
Yes, on every lineup question — the official report and the news on any man with a designation. Measured in October 2026, that check runs on every set-my-lineup ask.
The other jobs
Research a playerThe card shows you every number. Ribby tells you which one matters this week.→Work the wireThe page finds the hole. Ribby tells you whether the wire can fill it — or says it can’t.→Grade a tradeThe desk grades the deal. Ribby tells you whether the other side would actually say yes.→Build a DFS lineupThe lab builds the lineup. Ribby builds the stack — and the desk grades itself after every slate.→Bring your league
Do this on your roster tonight.
Connect your league read-only in about a minute and every screen on this page computes for your team — the 7-day trial costs nothing.
Screens on this page: the sample league (ten made-up teams over real NFL players) as of Nov 3, 2026. The chat: real players, real 2026 lines through Week 8 as of Nov 3, 2026 — scripted here, live on your league.