Transactions

For every trade, we sum what each side’s players scored after the deal. Started surplus only counts points the receiver actually started (no credit for bench-hoarding); total surplus counts every point the player produced. Sorted by started surplus.

For every successful waiver claim or free-agent add, we count the points the player scored from that week onward. Started points only counts what the picker actually played — stripping out the bench-hoarder effect (looking at you, anyone who scooped Baker Mayfield and never started him).

The same owner picked up the same player twice in one season. Implies they dropped him in between, then changed their mind. Gap points = what he scored on someone else’s roster while he was gone.

Some managers move every week. Some never move at all.

One week, one roster, one regret. Delta = optimal lineup score minus actual score, computed against league slot rules (no FLEX shenanigans).

Total points each manager has left on the bench across every week with roster data. Lower is better. The optimal lineup is built against the league’s actual slot rules — none of ESPN’s stored fantasy.

Consecutive weeks where the manager started the perfect lineup — zero points left on the bench. The longest such runs in league history.