Ask about any player. Get the whole file.
Where he ranks, what he did every week, how the ball actually finds him, who is hurt around him, and what the beat writers said this morning — one card, and a best friend who read all of it before you finished typing.
No card · 7 days on your own league · 18+ · US only
Back?! He never LEFT, he just took a two-week nap. Since he came back in Week 4 he has been the most targeted man alive — 24 targets and 138 yards against Buffalo, a 44% share, and a 48% share last week against the Chargers. That is 23.1 points a game on a 6-game sample, and the Rams are 5.5-point favorites at Washington on Sunday with a 47.5 total.
The move
The card shows you every number. Ribby tells you which one matters this week.
Market rank from three sources with their own numbers, his points per game against every player at his position, the weekly log, usage trend, boom/bust, and a designation line that says how OLD the report is.
He opens the same card, pulls the injury report and the news on anyone with a designation, and says what it adds up to — in a sentence, with a Call.
Not just yours. Any name in the NFL pool opens, with whether he is free in your league, rostered by a rival, or already yours.
How it goes
Three taps. One Call.
Every name on every page opens the card — your roster, the wire, the other guy’s lineup, the news.
Where he ranks, what he did, how he is used, who is around him. All of it computed from our own tables; none of it costs a question.
The button on the card asks him about this player, and he answers with the card, the report and the news already open.
Straight answers
Where do the player numbers come from?
Official weekly stats and play-by-play (nflverse), Next Gen Stats, injury reports, three ranking sources and our own re-scoring under your league’s point values.
Does Ribby make up stats?
No. Every number he says is in our database; when something genuinely isn’t, he tells you that instead of guessing.
Can I ask about a player who isn’t in my league?
Yes — any player in the NFL pool. He will also tell you whether that player is free in your league, rostered by a rival, or yours.
The other jobs
Set your lineupThe card shows the lineup. Ribby checks the injury report before you set it.→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.