- All-play rate
- How often your score beat every other team—not just your scheduled opponent. In a 14-team league, the weekly high score goes 13–0.
- Schedule luck
- The gap between your actual result and your all-play performance. Positive means the matchup helped; negative means you ran into a buzzsaw.
- PP
- Percentage points. A +20 pp luck score means your actual win rate ran 20 points above your all-play expectation.
- Optimal lineup
- The highest-scoring legal lineup your roster could have started after the games were played.
- Coaching loss / lineup damage
- Optimal-lineup points minus actual starter points. It measures points left on the bench, not whether the pregame choice was reasonable.
- Bench points
- Every fantasy point scored by bench players. Big totals look painful, but not every benched player could legally replace a starter.
- Power score
- Our current team rating: 85% results and recent performance, plus 15% rest-of-season roster strength.
- Roster strength
- A forward-looking grade of the players still on the roster, combining FantasyPros expert rankings with FantasyCalc market value.
- FantasyPros ROS
- Expert consensus rest-of-season rankings: who analysts expect to matter from now through the fantasy playoffs.
- FantasyCalc market
- Crowd-sourced redraft trade value: how fantasy managers currently value each player in actual deals.
- Fraud meter
- Actual win rate minus all-play rate. Positive teams have more wins than their weekly scoring deserved; negative teams got robbed.
- Score swing
- How the selected team’s lead changed across live scoring snapshots during the matchup.