Public fantasy intelligence

Browse indexed public ESPN league outcomes, player trends, start/sit decisions, and record-book moments before you import your own league.

Public fantasy glossary

These definitions explain how to read aggregate public metrics before you import your own league.

Championship roster %How often a player appeared on title-winning teams in the qualified public sample.

Use it as a historical outcome signal, not a future guarantee.

Roster win rateThe win rate of teams that rostered the player.

It captures broad team-level outcomes, so context and teammate strength still matter.

Finalist roster %How often a player appeared on teams that reached the title game.

Useful when you want a wider championship funnel than title teams alone.

Start win liftThe change in team win rate when the player was started versus baseline roster outcomes.

Positive lift suggests stronger historical start outcomes, but it is still aggregate public behavior.

Championship-week start rateHow often finalists actually started the player during championship week.

High rates suggest the player was part of real title-week decisions, not just dead bench exposure.

Start rateHow often managers in the public sample started a player in an eligible lineup.

It reflects observed lineup behavior, not necessarily the optimal answer for your roster.

Boom rateHow often a started player materially beat projection or cleared a strong raw-score bar.

Helpful for ceiling decisions, especially when the sample is large enough to stabilize.

Trend scoreA blended signal for cross-season momentum using public roster outcomes, usage, and relative movement.

Treat it as directionally useful, especially for large samples, rather than an absolute ranking truth.

Record bookA curated list of the most extreme weekly, playoff, and season-long outcomes from indexed public leagues.

These are historical outliers meant for discovery and context, not a forecast of what happens next.

Activity scoreA league-level signal built from waiver, trade, add/drop, and lineup churn indicators.

Higher scores usually indicate a more active ecosystem, but not necessarily a more competitive one.

Quality scoreA 0-100 league quality check built from completeness, schedule coverage, scoring signals, and activity.

Higher quality means the league is more trustworthy for public analytics and SEO exposure.

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