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A REALISTIC DRAFT PLAN Your plan used to name the best players on the board, whether or not they could possibly last until your pick. Drafting 8th of 12 and being told to take the consensus No. 1 overall is not a plan. Availability is now worked out per pick, and every round gives you three answers instead of one list: • Your pick — names that realistically last to you, each with an estimated chance he is still on the board • If he slides — the star who is normally gone by now. Not the plan, but if he is sitting there, take him and don't think twice • If they're gone — your floor, chosen so it is a genuine decision now rather than someone you could just take a round later Rookie drafts now build from the rookie class instead of the full startup board, and in dynasty leagues everyone already rostered is out of the pool. Redraft, keeper and dynasty each get their own read of the board, and the plan says out loud what it is reading — in a keeper league, other teams' keepers are not something anyone can see. Rebuild your plan once to pick this up. The screen offers it the next time you open it. THE LINEUP TAB LEADS WITH THE VERDICT It now opens with the only number that decides whether opening the app paid off: how many fixes are still open and how many points they are worth. Tap a line to land on exactly that decision. When there is genuinely nothing to do, it says so. Open a starter and you get the reasoning instead of an assertion: his role and usage, his form against his own baseline, boom-or-bust, what the defense he faces has actually allowed, the best bench alternative whether or not it is an upgrade — and, on a close call, what your own matchup says. The same two players deserve different answers when you are a heavy underdog than when you are cruising. YOUR WEEK, GRADED A report card lands on the dashboard after the week is played. It shows only what it can actually account for — no filler grades, and nothing at all before there is a week to grade. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE • Notifications name the league they are about, so managers in several leagues can tell them apart at a glance • A daily cap on notifications — the app should be worth opening, not noisy • Draft recaps notify you when they are ready • Free accounts get a deliberate, one-time choice of which league to follow • Free users now see real titles and real numbers behind what Pro adds, instead of blank locks • The Lineup and Matchup tabs load noticeably faster from the dashboard • Empty states tell the truth — no placeholder scores, no "no lineup" over a roster that is about to appear • Fixes across standings, league sync after your draft, and position grades
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Four moments decide your fantasy football week. Fantasy Manager gives you one clear call for each of them — in plain football language, for your actual Sleeper roster. START OR SIT A verdict, not a hunch. Which of your two players to start, the projected edge between them, a confidence score, and the football reasons why. THE WAIVER WIRE Wednesday is won on Tuesday night. Your roster gaps, the best available adds, and what to bid — down to the dollar of your FAAB budget. YOUR LEAGUE Playoff odds, projected finish, power rankings and who is actually a threat. Know your league better than the commissioner. DRAFT DAY A cheat sheet in tiers with values and sleepers, built for your league's scoring — plus a live draft room that reacts to what actually went off the board. WE KEEP SCORE ON OURSELVES Every Tuesday we grade the previous week's start/sit calls and projections against what actually happened, compare them to the Sleeper consensus, and feed the misses back into the model as corrections. Every graded week is visible in the app — including the ones we got wrong. No cherry-picking, no marketing number you can't check. ALSO INSIDE • Team grade and A+ to F position grades, benchmarked against your league • Contender Score — a 0-100 read on where your team really stands • Lineup optimizer and trade calculator • Daily briefing with the moves that matter today • All your Sleeper leagues in one place — dynasty, keeper and redraft FREE TO START No card required. You get your team and position grades, standings, playoff odds, matchup projections, the lineup optimizer, your track record, and three AI calls to try the advisor. PRO Fantasy Manager Pro — $3.99 per month, auto-renewing monthly until you cancel. Unlimited start/sit verdicts, waiver strategy with FAAB bids, the Copilot assistant, full rankings, league analysis, daily briefings and smart alerts. SEASON PASS $17.99 once for the whole season. Not a subscription: it ends automatically when the season does. Nothing to cancel. Requires a Sleeper fantasy football account. Not affiliated with Sleeper or the NFL. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.honeyapps.de/fantasy-manager/terms Privacy Policy: https://www.honeyapps.de/fantasy-manager/privacy
What's new · 1.20.0
A REALISTIC DRAFT PLAN Your plan used to name the best players on the board, whether or not they could possibly last until your pick. Drafting 8th of 12 and being told to take the consensus No. 1 overall is not a plan. Availability is now worked out per pick, and every round gives you three answers instead of one list: • Your pick — names that realistically last to you, each with an estimated chance he is still on the board • If he slides — the star who is normally gone by now. Not the plan, but if he is sitting there, take him and don't think twice • If they're gone — your floor, chosen so it is a genuine decision now rather than someone you could just take a round later Rookie drafts now build from the rookie class instead of the full startup board, and in dynasty leagues everyone already rostered is out of the pool. Redraft, keeper and dynasty each get their own read of the board, and the plan says out loud what it is reading — in a keeper league, other teams' keepers are not something anyone can see. Rebuild your plan once to pick this up. The screen offers it the next time you open it. THE LINEUP TAB LEADS WITH THE VERDICT It now opens with the only number that decides whether opening the app paid off: how many fixes are still open and how many points they are worth. Tap a line to land on exactly that decision. When there is genuinely nothing to do, it says so. Open a starter and you get the reasoning instead of an assertion: his role and usage, his form against his own baseline, boom-or-bust, what the defense he faces has actually allowed, the best bench alternative whether or not it is an upgrade — and, on a close call, what your own matchup says. The same two players deserve different answers when you are a heavy underdog than when you are cruising. YOUR WEEK, GRADED A report card lands on the dashboard after the week is played. It shows only what it can actually account for — no filler grades, and nothing at all before there is a week to grade. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE • Notifications name the league they are about, so managers in several leagues can tell them apart at a glance • A daily cap on notifications — the app should be worth opening, not noisy • Draft recaps notify you when they are ready • Free accounts get a deliberate, one-time choice of which league to follow • Free users now see real titles and real numbers behind what Pro adds, instead of blank locks • The Lineup and Matchup tabs load noticeably faster from the dashboard • Empty states tell the truth — no placeholder scores, no "no lineup" over a roster that is about to appear • Fixes across standings, league sync after your draft, and position grades
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