Fantasy football tools built on live market data
Every fantasy football tool Parlae runs, in one menu. Free. No account. Publicly graded.
Yahoo sync is not live. Yahoo has not switched on the read access our app needs, and we cannot say when it will. Sleeper and ESPN work now.
Every fantasy tool
What the board is
Tier one: the player market
Today the board holds 186 players, ordered by market-based projections: 183 carry a live player market, across 872 markets from 19 market sources. The figure beside a name is the market-based projection from his own player markets this week, with the margin removed and scored in your format. A market that gets him wrong pays for it, which is what makes it a projection rather than an opinion.
Behind the draftable board sit 849 offensive players on NFL rosters, each with his own page, reconciled against rosters daily.
Tier two: the draft market
Consensus average draft position is a market too, in draft picks rather than dollars, and it was what ordered this board all summer. Average draft position sits beside the price as a column rather than as the order. Mock drafts stop when the season starts, so it is shown only where the sample behind it is still big enough to trust. A projection we cannot read from a price is a guess, so none is invented.
How the two are blended
They are not averaged, and only one of them ever sets the order. Through draft season that is the draft market, with the market projection in the column beside the pick. Once Week 1 kicks off the drafts stop and the pick numbers stop being a live price, so the market projection takes the order and average draft position becomes the column, shown where its sample is still deep enough to trust and left out where it is not. A reader can act on a disagreement between two markets, and nobody can act on a blur. The full arithmetic is written out on how Parlae works.
How each tool works
Rankings
One board in five scoring formats (PPR, half PPR, standard, 2QB and dynasty) and a cut per position. A tier line is drawn where the gap between two neighbours is more than twice the typical step at that position, so a tier break is a measured cliff and not a design choice.
Live draft assistant
Paste a Sleeper draft link and the page follows the picks as they land. After every selection it reranks what is left, flags who is falling past his draft position, and for your slot says who is likely to still be there at your next turn. Auction drafts get their own read: what a player is worth in the money left in the room.
Draft grader
Import a finished draft and every pick is compared as an overall pick number against where the market drafts that player. A reach is only counted for as many picks as you could actually have waited: from slot 1 in a 12 team league your next turn is 23 picks away, so taking an ADP 20 player first is not a 19 pick reach. The letter cutoffs are published on the page.
Start or sit
Each week the board produces a call for every same position pair inside the startable range, with the player markets on each player as the source and never an analyst poll. The call locks at the earlier kickoff exactly as it stood and is graded when both games are final. Misses stay up.
Trade analyzer
Two sides, one call. Each player is worth his place on the draft board counted from the bottom, the sides are summed, and the market-based projected points sit beside the board value whenever every player in the deal has a line.
Market-based projections
Every priced player's fantasy points this week, implied by his player markets rather than written by us. By position, PPR, refreshed through the day, with a player missing only when no market has a line on him.
Waiver wire and bids
Who is actually being added and dropped across Sleeper leagues over the last seven days, with the adds counted rather than guessed. A suggested bid is a share of your original season budget, priced against the best free agent at the same position you could have instead, and it only climbs past the usual ceiling when an injury has opened a starting job.
My team
Sync a Sleeper or ESPN league and the site does the weekly homework: your lineup set from the start or sit calls, your pickups flagged from the waiver scan, your league read from the standings. Nothing is ever changed in your league on your behalf: lineup moves still happen in your league's app.
How calls are graded
A call is a sentence with a number in it, made before kickoff, and afterwards it is either right or wrong. Start or sit calls settle against the official box score in PPR points, and only when both players have a real final line: a game with no stats yet leaves the call ungraded rather than half scored, and a tie is not counted either way. Draft grades are not graded, because a draft grade describes value on draft day and is not a prediction; a tracked draft keeps its day one grade and regrades the same roster against the live board on every visit.
Every graded call is written to a public record with the date it was made and the date it settled. The record is never backfilled: a call that was not published before the game does not exist. The season's calls, right and wrong, are on the start or sit record.
The method, written out
Each rule above has a guide behind it, written by the desk on the same board the tools run on.
- How consensus ADP is built and why 8,007 drafts beat one expert
- Reading a draft board like a market: the tier gaps that matter
- The draft grader explained: what a grade means and what it cannot see
- How to read a start or sit call that carries a number
- Waiver bids: how to price a FAAB bid from ADP movement and snap counts
- Syncing a Sleeper league with Parlae: what it reads and what it never touches
- What "graded in public" means: how we score every call and publish the misses
Who it is for
Managers in a home league who want the week decided for them rather than researched. People who play on Sleeper or ESPN and do not want a second app to check. Anyone who has been told a player is a sleeper and wants to see the number behind the word. It is free, there is no account, and no page here sits behind a card.
It is not a place to play for money. Parlae holds no money and takes no entries; every tool here reads public data and is free.
When it updates
The draft board refreshes once a day, when the consensus provider republishes its sample. The current board was captured Oct 7, 2026 at 8:46 PM ET. Since the previous capture 2 players moved a full pick or more.
Player markets are re-read through the day and each row carries the time of its last read. The news wire scans injury designations and waiver activity every 15 minutes. Start or sit calls lock at each game's kickoff and grade once both box scores are final, usually the following morning.
By the Parlae deskBoard updated Oct 7, 2026 at 8:46 PM ETHow this is builtReport a wrong number