Most fantasy tools show you stats. Leaguemate tells you what to do and explains why. Everything below analyzes your specific roster, your league format, and your team strategy to give you verdicts you can act on. Not raw numbers.
No black boxes.
Every player on your roster gets a verdict: HOLD, TRADE, or CUT. Six different signals feed into it, and you get a confidence score plus a plain-language explanation for each one. Your team strategy changes the math. A rebuilder's HOLD is way harder to earn than a contender's.
Five modes: Full Rebuild, Stockpile More Assets, Hold the Course, Pivot to Win-Now, and Push All-In Now. Each one shifts what counts and how much. The same player can be a HOLD on one team and a TRADE on another. That's the point.
Safety nets that kick in after scoring. They prevent dumb cuts and protect your best assets:
How certain the verdict is. Higher when multiple signals agree and there's good data on the player. AI-powered dynasty intel can nudge the score, but only when the underlying numbers support it.
TRADE verdicts come in three flavors. Each one means something different for how you should approach the deal.
Prospects are scored and ranked using six factors personalized to your roster. Market value anchors the ranking, then talent comps, roster need, timeline fit, surplus value, and landing spot adjust from there. The result is a draft board built for your team, not the consensus.
Each prospect is matched to similar players from 10 years of NFL Draft history (2015–2024, 1,100+ players). Matched on draft position, breakout age, athleticism, college production, and more.
You get outcome probabilities (starter, rotational, bust) based on how similar profiles actually turned out. Not a prediction about any individual player. When the comp pool is small, results pull toward position averages so you don't get misled by tiny samples.
Timeline badges are position-based norms from historical data. Not individual predictions.
Model any trade before you accept it. Add players and picks to each side and the simulator re-runs your full franchise outlook with the modified roster. You see exactly how your WAR trajectory, win window, and strategy alignment shift.
Three layers. Market consensus: what are these players and picks actually worth? This is the biggest factor. Your team context: does this trade move your contention window, change your tier, or align with your peak years? Production tiebreaker: a small WAR-based nudge that only matters when the other two layers are close.
Verdicts range from Decisive Win to Decisive Overpay, with Lean Win, Even Trade, and Lean Overpay in between.
The strategy tab doesn't just tell you who to trade. It builds concrete packages. Pick-for-player, player-for-player, and multi-asset (2:2, 3:2) deals, ranked by fit. Each package shows who to offer, what to ask for, and why it works for both sides.
Chat with an AI analyst that knows your roster, your league, and your dynasty values. Trades, player outlook, draft strategy, anything. Powered by Gemini 2.5 Flash with the same engines behind the rest of the app.
Leaguemate pulls from multiple sources. No single one tells the whole story. Each layer adds signal.
Dynasty player values, tiers, and 7-day trends. One of two configurable market value sources.
Alternative dynasty value source. Toggle between KTC and FantasyCalc from the UI. Every score, rank, and recommendation updates instantly.
League structure, rosters, matchup history, and draft picks. Everything roster-specific starts here.
Play-by-play efficiency metrics (EPA per play) that enrich the Production Alignment signal. Goes deeper than box score stats.
College production (target share, air yards dominance, yards per route run) for prospect evaluation.
10 years of NFL Draft history (2015–2024, 1,100+ players) for prospect comps and probability modeling.
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