In-season fantasy alerts
A player is ruled OUT. We check him against our own board and text you who to pick up instead.
We check injury reports several times a day and text you when something changes, not while it stays the same.
We look down our board for the best healthy player at his position, so the name you get is one you can plausibly add.
Who went down, the designation, who to look at instead, and a link to check our working.
▲ our rank beats the room · ▼ the room is high on him. 545 players, 133 tiers in the full board.
545 players ranked. 133 tiers. Built from our own projections, not copied from anyone else’s list. The alerts pick their replacement from these same rankings, always the newest version. This page updates once a day.
Tiers show you where the drop-off is. A big tier means the players in it are genuinely close in value, so the next name down is a real option. A one-player tier is the board telling you the drop-off is right there. That is the difference between a replacement worth adding and a name that just fills a slot.
Every board carries the date it was built. If that date looks stale, don’t trust it. We wouldn’t either.
ADP is draft-market context, not a claim about your league. It shows where the market drafted a player, which is a useful read on how highly he was valued. It is not a statement that he is sitting on your waiver wire today.
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Out of the box, an alert is about the most fantasy-relevant player in the league who just went down. Paste your ESPN league ID, pick your team, and two things change.
Instead of the biggest name in the league, you hear about the man on your bench nobody else would text you about. If he is on your roster, he is relevant to you by definition, so we drop the relevance filter entirely for your team.
If someone on your bench projects higher this week than someone you are starting at the same position, you hear about it on Saturday morning, with both projections. Only when the gap is big enough to be worth acting on.
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Every injury that matters, and nothing else. A text goes out when a player who matters gets worse, never about a healthy player and never to fill a quiet week. Reply STOP and it all stops, immediately and for good. If we don’t deliver this season, you get every cent back, refunded to your card rather than issued as store credit.
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A text when a player who matters gets worse. Never a healthy player, never filler. Quiet weeks stay quiet.
One reply ends the texts, immediately and for good.
A fantasy-relevant player getting worse: ruled OUT, landing on injured reserve, or picking up a doubtful tag. A questionable tag is a text only for a genuinely big name, or for someone in your own starting lineup if you have connected a league, because on most players it is Wednesday noise. We alert on the change, not the standing condition, so a player out for six weeks produces one message rather than six weeks of them, and we never text you that someone has improved as though it were bad news.
We take the injured player’s position and where he stood in our rankings before the injury, then look down the board for the best healthy player at that position ranked below him. That is deliberate: the best receiver alive is not available in your league, and a suggestion you cannot act on is not a suggestion.
Only if you tell it. Paste your ESPN league ID, pick your team, and your alerts narrow to your roster, and you also get a Saturday lineup check. Leave those fields blank and alerts stay league-wide. Your ESPN league has to be public, and we never ask for your ESPN password.
With a connected league, yes: on Saturday mornings, if a bench player projects higher this week than someone you are starting at the same position, and the gap is big enough to matter. Without a connected league we cannot and do not.
Yes. Public, ungated, and there whether or not you ever buy the pass. The alerts pick their replacement from these same rankings, always the newest version. This page updates once a day.
As often as players who matter get hurt, and no more. A text goes out when a player who matters is ruled OUT, lands on IR, or is tagged doubtful. A quiet week is a quiet phone. A bad injury week means more texts, because that is the week you need them. Message and data rates may apply, depending on your mobile plan.
No. We check injury reports several times a day. If a reporter breaks something at 11pm, your timeline has it before we do. What we add is the decision on the other side of the headline.
No. Your mobile number and your consent to be texted are never sold, rented, or shared with any third party for marketing purposes, and no third party may use them for their own marketing. The only companies that touch your number are the ones that have to in order to deliver the message, and they may not use it for anything else. That is written down in full in our Privacy Policy.
Reply STOP to any message. It stops immediately and permanently, and no further messages go to that number. Reply HELP for help and our support contact.
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